Overview
Google Classroom: A Digital Class Act for Seamless Learning
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Popular Features
- Assignments (52)8.383%
- Mobile friendly (51)7.878%
- Social learning (46)7.878%
- Course authoring (45)7.575%
Reviewer Pros & Cons
Pricing
Education Fundamentals
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Google Workspace for Education Standard
$3
Teaching and Learning Upgrade
$4
Entry-level set up fee?
- No setup fee
Offerings
- Free Trial
- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Product Demos
DEMO TO UPLOAD ANSWER PAPER IN GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Using Google Classroom - Demo - Part 2 | Ep.13 | Don't Memorise
Connecting BookWidgets with Google Classroom - demo video
Google Classroom - A Brief Demo
5 How to Join Google Classroom with a Code [Student and Teacher Duo Demo]
Google Classroom Basics Demo
Features
Learning Management
Features of LMS and LCMS systems, related to designing, administering, and consuming learning content in an educational, corporate, or on-the-job context.
- 7.5Course authoring(45) Ratings
Users can develop and assemble online learning content.
- 7.5Course catalog or library(36) Ratings
Learning content is organized into a course catalog or browsable library.
- 8.2Player/Portal(34) Ratings
Students or employees can engage with content and take courses using this interface, which may be called a player or portal.
- 8Learning content(38) Ratings
The vendor offers high quality pre-made courses or assets. These may be specific to certain industries or technologies.
- 7.8Mobile friendly(51) Ratings
Students or employees can access content from mobile devices. Course authors can develop responsive learning content.
- 7.4Progress tracking & certifications(40) Ratings
The system tracks individuals’ progress on courses, scores, transcripts, certificates, etc.
- 8.3Assignments(52) Ratings
Users can assign courses/curricula to individuals or groups, with due dates.
- 7.3Compliance management(29) Ratings
Users can identify potential risks and ensure that requirements are met and that certifications are up to date.
- 7.6Learning administration(40) Ratings
Administrators can manage the content and people (students/employees, course authors, instructors, etc.) on the platform.
- 7.6Learning reporting & analytics(37) Ratings
Provides insights into course completion, engagement with learning content, etc.
- 7.8Social learning(46) Ratings
Includes features for collaboration and knowledge sharing among peers.
- 6.9Gamification(5) Ratings
Presents course material in a game-like format to increase engagement and enjoyment.
- 8.5Single Sign On (SSO) Enabled Learning(7) Ratings
Utilizes SSO technology to ease the login process for users.
Product Details
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What is Google Classroom?
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Google Classroom Technical Details
Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Unspecified |
Mobile Application | No |
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Reviews
(26-50 of 73)Google Classroom offers ease of use and great value.
- Seemless collaboration
- Ease of grading
- Uploading of documents can be glitchy when using Google Docs.
- Classroom management tools could be improved.
Google Classroom is keeping our staff and students connected!
- Classroom content management is excellent in Google Classroom.
- Coordinating a cohort of students among many staff members is easy.
- Filtering assignments to search for could be easier.
- The ability to quickly poll a class.
Jack of all trades
- Creating a paperless environment for staff and students
- Helps keep the students organized by tying in with email and calendar.
- Easy for teachers to setup and use.
- Sometimes there are small glitches with file types on attachments.
Google Classroom Review
- It gives us a good way for the students and teachers to communicate.
- Keeps class content ordered.
- Easy to set up.
- Have to manually transfer grades to the school's gradebook.
- The interface could be designed a little better.
An excellent tool to connect students and teachers
- Integrates Google Drive efficiently.
- Our paid curriculum has full Google Education integration.
- Additional educational websites and tools have full Google Suite integration.
- The mobile app is still slightly clunky to use, and not all features available from the website.
- There are not many visuals to aid in understanding student data.
Google Classroom Is The Bee's Knees!!!
- It provides a staging area for all the instructional materials for an assignment or project which can be revisited by students as needed. Assignment instructions, resource materials, worksheets, web links, videos, photos, etc. can all be included and stored.
- It provides the ability to reuse projects/assignments across classes. This is particularly helpful for cyclic classes.
- It provides a date/time stamp that shows when each student turned in their assignment/project. VERY useful from a teacher's standpoint.
- I am not sure yet as to what types of improvements could/should be made.
- Maybe add a project timer feature???
- It helps in building good communication between teachers and students.
- It assists the students to keep them updated about new progress.
- It assists in uploading content daily for students according to curriculum.
- It should have tutorials for the beginners to understand it better.
- I need to helps teachers with resources which is not available.
- It needs to have some robust features for better performance.
Google Classroom enables you to learn in a new way.
- It helps you in giving instant notices and updates about any upcoming events.
- Helps you in letting you know about the updated content in a synchronized pattern.
- Its a little time taking but once used, the person gets handy with it and loves the way it works.
- In needs to have tutorials so that less time can be wasted.
- In requires a better interface.
- It should have an option to contact someone directly, rather than sharing in the group where everyone has different sort of minds.
Google Classroom for your subjects
- Create & administer student exams
- To give class notices or updates
- Upload class content in an orderly manner
- Better design of the interface and overall usability
- Tutorials
Google Classroom - Easy Course Management System
- Posting course materials.
- Allow students to complete graded activities.
- Monitor student progress.
- Have a profanity filter.
- Have suggested resources for teachers to post based on the class content.
Manage Your Students with Google Classroom
- Seamless integration with Google Drive. Easy for teachers to attach Gsuite files such as docs, slides, sheets, forms, site to enhance the learning.
- Manage student work submissions and whether they are on time or late. Students submit their work digitally and teachers can track the submissions, send them back for editing, or award points.
- Streamline classwork and homework assignments into one simple thread. Much like a social media platform like Twitter or Facebook, Google Classroom has everything top-down in one fluid thread for students and teachers to be able to easily find and access.
- Integration with other edtech tools such as Pear Deck, Edpuzzle, etc. Teachers can link to outside assignments on other programs they often use in their classrooms with their students.
- Although usually in the discussion with other LMS apps such as Schoology and Canvas, Google Classroom doesn't possess as in-depth of a platform. There is no ability to set individual learning paths, pace student work with completion settings, or embed other apps directly into teacher-created assignments.
- The assignment creation options are limited. Teachers can only choose from creating an assignment (usually a link with directions), a material (usually a doc/slide/website, etc), a question, and a quiz.
- With gamification taking on a new lens in education, there really isn't any way to use gamification elements with Google Classroom. There isn't any way to create Individual learning paths, or use badges and micro-credentials within Classroom. Outside programs would have to be used.
Great overall tool for in-house collaboration
- It has an easy to use format with its intuitive, well thought out and tested design.
- It follows the same patterns and expected flow of similar Google products.
- Google Classroom is very inclusive and easily integrated into your current work patterns.
- Google Classroom is so secure that it is actually an issue. Allowing "outside" collaboration is not easy to do and requires a great deal of work on IT's end to allow it to pass through. We have had a lot of trouble with this and can say that the difficulty is so great that it could be a reason we would choose a different solution in the future since collaboration is so important to our students success.
Google Classroom: Best Free and Easy-to-Use LMS!
- Google Classroom is easy for both the students and teacher to learn to use
- Google Classroom has the ability to store previous classes in the archives, so I can reuse content
- I can easily link worksheets from Google Docs and tests from Google Forms into assignment posts
- Google Classroom sends my students emails whenever I post a new assignment for grade an existing one
- I would like there to be a more complex gradebook, that lets students see their total grade in the class and allows me to create weighted categories (there was a Beta gradebook released recently, which I have not explored yet. Perhaps this is included there)
Enhancing Practice With Google Classroom
- Announcements: this is an easy and precise way to convey assignments, reminders, and information to students in a class.
- Connection to Calendar: the use of the calendar gives students a quick and direct way to know what is going on in the class, when assignments are due and other important due dates.
- To Do List feature: again, this is a great way to give students access to what is happening in the class and gives teachers a way to organize the class and/or their lessons.
- Loading students into a class can become cumbersome; it relies on downloading a CSV file and then uploading that---requiring a strong knowledge of how to do that.
- For someone new to using something like this, looking at the site initially may make them feel overwhelmed by all the information available.
- Although there is good information within the help center, it is difficult to find a way to contact someone directly, like a chat feature for example.
Google Classroom Review
- It has an easy, user-friendly format for students and teachers.
- It allows for teachers to upload a variety of assignments.
- The format helps students and teachers stay organized in multiple classes and assignments.
- I wish it was easier for students to pick and upload which type of Google document they want to use for a particular assignment.
- Sometimes it takes a long time for a student's new document to be created or it isn't there when they create it. So they have to refresh the page and click on the document again.
- I wish you could upload an assignment right from the stream like in the past rather than having to go into the classwork tab.
Google Classroom: The Simple Solution
- Simple
- Student-friendly
- Integrates with Google
- Gradebook is lacking
- API integration can be tricky
- Limited formatting in posts
Another Fantastic Product from Google
- The user interface is wonderful. Updates are streamlined, without changing the functionality of the site.
- The website's design is beautiful. The colors and themes are eye-catching, and keep students engaged with their unique layout.
- Using this portion of Google tools in connection with the rest of the Google platform is seamless. Connecting Docs, Slides, and other Google tools requires no real training before use.
- You must have a Google login, and some companies do not use this platform.
- Sharing between classes can be easy, but editing posts and creating assignments are more difficult to change.
- Moderating your content for students is easy, but moderating content that other collaborators share is not as easy.
Leverage Google Classroom
- Share content
- Track progress
- Communication with students
- Easy setup
- Full function grade book
- More layout customizations
- Continuing to integrate with others tools
Makes Teachers' Lives Easier
- Allows teachers to share material with one, multiple, or all students at one time.
- Also allows teachers to schedule the time that items post. The entire site is very customizable.
- Teachers can integrate other G-Suite applications easily with Classroom. For example, teachers can create and assign a Google Form as a formative or summative quiz for students on Google Classroom.
- Organizing class documents and assignments is very easy because Google Classroom automatically creates separate folders in your own Google Drive.
- Teachers used to be able to organize the stream of Classroom by topics or chapter. Currently, it is in ascending order from the most recent posts.
- Hard to import grades from other G-Suite (like forms, etc.) into assignments on Google Classroom.
- A possible way to improve for education would be to block students from accessing any other web pages while they are taking an assessment.
- Google Classroom work seamlessly with G-Suite applications, allowing us to create and share learning and materials and submit them for review and distribution
- Google Classroom is intuitive to use and easy to learn
- When using Classroom, the workflow of distributing assignments, receiving completed work, and providing feedback on the assignments is far more intuitive than in the enterprise LMS that we also use.
- Classroom works best for those in G-Suite environments. I have to extend accounts to non-Google users to offer its benefits.
- I would like to see Classroom add an annotation feature. Many of my educators request this option in their feedback workflow.
- Video submissions are often cumbersome depending on file type.
Google Classroom is the best for teachers and learners
- Set up multiple classes.
- Assign tasks and give a deadline.
- Automatically grade the students or learners.
- Share files to group.
- The design is not that interesting to young learners.
- Structure is not very attractive to young learners.
- All of the students need to have a Gmail account.
Google Classroom
- Student-teacher communication - I love using Classroom for this because my students can always go back and check what was on Classroom by looking through the stream. This way they don't have to go dig through emails to find what they're looking for.
- Posting to multiple classes - I can post the same announcement or assignment to multiple classes at once without having to repeat the process or send separate emails.
- Streamlining grading - when students turn work in on Classroom, it all goes to one place and then when I'm grading I can open their documents directly from Classroom or my Drive folder. This way, I'm not looking through emails and Google Doc shared files for their assignment.
- I would love to see some more options with their quiz formatting.
- They recently changed the look of Classroom and I don't find it quite as aesthetically appealing as it was previously.
Change it up with Google Classroom
- Provides an online space to organize student materials.
- Allows us to have multiple sections setup in one place.
- We can access Google Classroom on any network we are on.
- It feels like something is always changing as they improve Google Classroom.
- It would be great to be able to import grades straight into our grade book. We are able to download the grades, but then have to enter them by hand into the other program.
- Students are not able to make edits or quick changes on assignments once they are turned in unless they first grade book the assignment. It would be great to have a feature that allowed them to edit after it is turned in.
Google Classroom will keep your classroom organized!
- Google Classroom sends reminders to students when work is due
- Google Classroom allows students to respond to one another when you post a question for the community
- The service allows students to access materials that were posted last week or last month. If a student has lost the assignment or a handout, it will forever be accessible online.
- The grading option is not great; I would love it if Google Classroom was linked to a user-friendly, easy to establish grade book.
- I loathe how when students submit writing assignments to me, I become the "owner" of the document and they have to request access to edit the writing that they created!
- I wish that there was a discussion template that looked more like Blackboard. It would be nice if there were tabs for materials, discussions, assignments and grade book at the top of the Classroom home page.
Helpful Organizational Tool and Feedback Platform
- Feedback platform: the grading and scoring feature really helps students see my comments on their work.
- Materials organization: I can create topics for my posts and assignments so that students see the logical organization of work under the "Classwork" tab.
- Real-time updates: the "Stream" tab allows students to see my chronological updates to their classroom.
- Needs to be more functionally integrated with more grading platforms, specifically PowerSchool.