In both Classroom and Assignments, you now have the ability to create a rubric from scratch or reuse an existing rubric you’ve already created. When you select the option to reuse a rubric, you can select to use a rubric available in the current class or switch to another class to reuse a rubric from that one.

Once you find the rubric you’d like to use, you can preview it or select it to use immediately. While in preview mode, you can also flip between rubrics to easily find the one you need. Learn more about rubrics here: https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/9335069

People can search for My Drive files by owner, but Shared Drive files are owned by the team. This makes them harder to search for. Now, you can search by “creator” for files located in a Shared Drive.

Often you remember the name of the person that created the content, instead of where it might be located. Search by “creator” will fulfill this need. To learn more about finding files in Google Drive, see here: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2375114

I'm always looking at ways to save time and steps. So Google has helped us out a bit by adding the ability to create new files simply by typing in the url bar.

For example, instead of going to Google Drive, clicking the “new” button, then the service you want to use, you can just type “doc.new” to get started in a new Google Doc.

Try these shortcuts:

• docs.new or doc.new
• slides.new or doc.new
• sheets.new or sheet.new
• sites.new or site.new
• forms.new or form.new
• Cal.new
• keep.new