Google Classroom

27 likes

Google Classroom is your mission control for class. Create classes, distribute assignments, send feedback, and see everything in one place. Instant. Paperless. Easy.

Cost / License

Free
Proprietary

Application typeApplication types

Origin

United States

Platforms

Online
Android
iPhone
Chrome OS
Android Tablet
iPad

Alternatives

27likes

35alternatives

2articles

Properties

Educational

Features

Track everything
Task assignments
Google Drive integration
Stream audio
Quiz
Google docs integration
Virtual Classroom

Comments and Reviews

Guest

★★★★★

Jan 5, 2021

I like this because you can post stuff and it gives you a link to meets.

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alirui0385

★★★★★

May 6, 2020

because i love assigning my student's work it is just fun

chesterl

★★★★★

Apr 11, 2018

Very simple interface, most people already have a Google account, easy to add modules.

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What is Google Classroom?

Every class is on a mission. Google Classroom is mission control, designed with teachers and students to connect the class, track their progress and achieve more together. Create classes, distribute assignments, send feedback, and see everything in one place. Instant. Paperless. Easy. So students can stay organised. Everything in one place. Join the class in one click and then have all of the materials at your fingertips.

Start a conversation. Communicate privately with your teacher or ask questions to the whole class. Everything updates in real-time. Submit assignments. Attach anything to your assignments -- Google Docs, Drive files or links. You can even take a photo and attach it to your assignment.