Homework Submission template

A homework drop box for teachers: name, class period, assignment name, and a file upload that takes up to five files at 25 MB each — enough for a PDF, a doc, or photos of handwritten pages. The last question, "anything you got stuck on?", turns the submission itself into formative feedback for tomorrow's lesson.

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6 questions · works on the free plan (500 responses/month) · fully customizable

File upload question

What’s inside

The questions this template ships with — rename, reorder, or delete any of them in the builder.

01Your nameShort text

02Class periodDropdown

03Assignment nameShort text

04Upload your workFile upload

05Anything you got stuck on?Long text

When to use this template

A math teacher collecting problem sets from four class periods through one link
A remote or hybrid class where students photograph handwritten work with their phone
An art or design class submitting project files too large for email
A substitute-teacher day where work gets turned in digitally instead of onto a pile on the desk

Tips to get more from it

The upload accepts any file type, up to five files at 25 MB each — deliberately generous so a student photographing five notebook pages on a phone is never blocked mid-submission.
The class-period dropdown routes one form across all your sections; filter responses by period instead of running four separate links.
"Anything you got stuck on?" quietly tells you which problems to review in class tomorrow — read those answers before grading, not after.
The assignment-name field is free text with an example format; if late or mislabeled submissions become a problem, convert it to a dropdown of current assignments.

Questions people ask

What can students upload?

Any file type — PDFs, documents, or photos of handwritten pages — up to five files per submission, 25 MB each.

How do I see who has and hasn't turned in the assignment?

Responses list each student's name, period, and assignment. Export as CSV and compare against your roster to spot missing submissions.

Is this free for teachers?

Yes — file upload questions publish on the free plan, which includes unlimited forms and 500 responses per month. A teacher with 120 students collecting one assignment a week fits within that.