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Manage Teaching and Learning with Classroom

Organize assignments, boost collaboration, foster better communication.

MAKE TEACHING MORE PRODUCTIVE, COLLABORATIVE &

MEANINGFUL

Google worked with educators across the country to create Classroom: a streamlined, easy-to-use tool that helps teachers manage coursework. With Classroom, educators can create classes, distribute assignments, grade and send feedback, and see everything in one place.

Our consultants are here to help you set up Google Classroom for any subject, organization in any industry.

Tackle administrative tasks more efficiently

With simple setup and integration with G Suite for Education, Classroom streamlines repetitive tasks and makes it easy to focus on what teachers do best: teaching.

The best in learning management at no cost

Classroom is free for schools and included with sign up for G Suite for Education. Like all Google for Education tools, Classroom meets high security standards.

Work anywhere, anytime, and on any device

With Classroom, teachers and students can sign in from any computer or mobile device to access class assignments, course materials, and feedback.

More time for richer feedback

Educators can track student progress to know where and when to give extra feedback. With simplified workflows, more energy can be focused on giving students constructive, personalized recommendations.

EVERYTHING TEACHERS AND STUDENTS NEED TO WORK BETTER, TOGETHER

Classroom was created hand-in-hand with teachers to help organize day-to-day tasks, communication, and foster greater collaboration.

Give better feedback faster using the comment bank
Assign and grade coursework securely—and reuse or collaborate

Post, comment, and facilitate classroom discussions
Keep materials and resources organized in the Classwork page

Manage and view guardians, students, and co-teachers on the People page
Eliminate distractions by giving quizzes in locked mode

“I distribute a Doc through Classroom, where all kids can work on the Doc together, at the same time. I project it on the board to facilitate quick discussion. It makes sure everyone gets heard, and amplifies student voice.”

Daniel Brennick, science teacher, Florida

Startup Development Team