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Tackling marking workload through Google Classroom – Anthony Lee, IT teacher

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    • Anthony Lee, teacher of IT and computing at Whickham School and Sports College, talks about how workload is busy but manageable in a school that is pushing to move up to ‘outstanding’ in Ofsted. He’s found that using the marking rubric in Google Classroom is working really well in terms of saving time and helping to relieve the workload as he can access it anywhere on his device and it’s more efficient.

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