I really like how easy and intuitive it is to use Google Classroom. I can quickly see which assignments are pending or submitted, receive instant notifications, and have control over my children's progress from my phone at any time. The integration with Google Drive and the calendar works especially well. The calendar visually shows me the deadlines for assignments and exams, allowing us to organize our time at home in advance. With Google Drive, all documents, readings, or uploaded files are securely stored without overloading the phone's memory. I also appreciate that I receive direct notifications to my email or phone when a teacher posts a new assignment or grades a submission. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find it difficult to manage multiple accounts, as having several children sometimes makes it complicated or confusing to switch between one school account and another in the same application. I would also like the notifications to be more customizable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like using Google Classroom because it eliminates the need for paper and organizes assignments effectively. This helps me keep track of who has submitted their work and who hasn't. I also appreciate that students don't lose paper copies since everything is available on their computers. It supports students who need accommodations like speech-to-text or text-to-speech, making it inclusive for everyone. The setup was super easy and intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish Google Classroom had a better way of making sure students were only on the assigned assignments while working in Google Classroom. I have to use a separate program called Hapara to make sure students aren't surfing the web when they should be working on their assignment. Google Classroom could give the teacher tools where they could 'lock' computers to only go to sites or assignments that were assigned at the time. Students would be prevented from searching the web or going to other sites. I also wish Google had more tools like Hapara where you could freeze a screen or instantly send a student or class a message. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The thing I like the best about Google Classroom is how it keeps all my coursework organised in one place. As a student, I use it to access lecture notes, submit assignments, receive instructor feedback, and track deadlines across multiple courses. I also appreciate its integration with Google Docs, Drive, and Forms, which makes submitting, completing, and managing assignments much more efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’ve noticed a few limitations. The grading and analytics features are fairly basic, so it’s difficult to track my academic progress over time. Also, when I’m managing multiple courses, finding older assignments or announcements can take longer because the search and filtering options are limited. More detailed progress insights and better organization tools would improve the experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Students can easily create and receive assignments. It provides a centralized system for organizing assignments and course materials, with smooth interaction with other Google Workspace tools, including drive.google.com and docs.google.com. Communication between teachers and students is straightforward, and the feedback and grading features are effective.

It supports both in-person and remote learning and is accessible from any device. It also helps with planning deadlines and class activities efficiently, while reducing paperwork and administrative effort to save time. The interface is easy to use and requires little training, and it facilitates group learning through conversations and shared materials. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are only a few options for organizing and customizing course arrangements. The analytics and reporting tools feel fairly basic compared with some learning management systems. Managing very large classes can also become difficult at times.

The discussion features are less sophisticated than those on specialized collaboration platforms, and offline capability is limited for certain tasks. Over time, it can be hard to keep older assignments and resources organized. There’s also room to improve integration with some third-party educational resources. Finally, when I’m tracking multiple classes, the volume of notifications can become overwhelming. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Google Classroom to access mathematics textbooks and course materials that are used when creating and reviewing MathGPT question templates. Having all the books, PDFs, and learning resources organized in one place makes it much easier to find the material I need without searching through emails or multiple folders. One feature I use regularly is the integration with Google Drive. Course resources stay organized by class or topic, which helps me quickly refer to textbook examples and chapters while working on educational content. Before using Google Classroom, finding and managing learning materials across different locations took more time. Now everything is centralized and easy to access. Another benefit is being able to access the same resources from different devices whenever needed. Overall, Google Classroom helps me spend less time looking for materials and more time focusing on content creation and review work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One limitation I have noticed is that finding older materials can sometimes take extra time when there are many files, assignments, and resources stored across different classes. Better search and filtering options would make it easier to locate specific textbooks, chapters, or documents quickly. I also think the organization of large amounts of content could be improved. Since I use Google Classroom to access mathematics textbooks and learning materials for MathGPT template work, it would be helpful to have more flexible ways to categorize and manage resources. These issues are not major problems, and Google Classroom still works well for my needs, but improvements in content organization and navigation would make the experience even better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Google Classroom very user-friendly and easy to use. I especially like that it offers a variety of features that make it simple and convenient for my teaching needs. I can easily switch between classes, and I can also post the same type of announcements across the different classes I’m teaching without any hassle. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So, like, when I'm making any announcement and I may have put an attachment, I cannot do multiple attachments and send it. It is just one attachment at a time, which gives me a little bit of an inconvenience while doing it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Google Classroom is that it's simple and easy to use. It works smoothly with other Google apps like Docs, and it runs reliably during daily classroom use. This helps me organize assignments and support different learning needs. I particularly like the extra features for streamlining grading and communication. I don't know about the pricing as it's used across our school campuses, but it's easy for both teachers and students to learn, and has helpful support and onboarding resources. Google Classroom helps me be a more effective and efficient teacher. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One challenge I’ve experienced with Google Classroom is that “shared” documents are not always sent to students through email notifications. This can create confusion because the system’s communication features are not always consistent. As a result, some students miss assignments or do not realize materials have been posted, which affects their ability to stay on track. While the platform integrates well with Google Docs, clearer guidance about notifications would help reduce these issues. Improving notification reliability would make Google Classroom more effective for both teachers and students. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a salesforce developer and trainer I use Google classroom to manage and delivedr online salesforce training session for my students What i like most is how easy it to share study material assignment, meeting links , and announcement in one place/. The interface is simple for both trainer and students which makes managing classes and communication much more organized and convenient Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing i dislike about google classroom is that some advance customization and reporting feature is limited as compared to dedicated learning management system. Managing large number of assignment can also feel repeatitive at times Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is easy to use with a beautiful UI. My college professors have been using it for years to share study materials and assignments and it is very helpful to them also.For the pricing part it is mostly free to use. The help and support feature is also very active and solves my queries in a very short time.The overall performance is quite fast and smooth whether it be project submission or notifications for deadlines. The integration with other tools is also quite good and provides a smooth transition.

Use of AI has also improved the efficieny in the past few years Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It offers limited customization options.

Once joined the classroom i cant find the classroom code to share that is only available to the teacher. It is mostly tied up with google so non google users might face difficulty. It lacks features line live quizzes, progress tracking. Live interaction is weak due to not build in chat option. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Google Classroom is how it brings assignments, communication, and feedback together in one place. It makes it easy for teachers to post lessons, distribute work, and track student progress, while students can quickly see what’s due, submit assignments, and access class materials without searching through emails or papers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the grading workflow cumbersome when managing large classes. Assignments can be difficult to organize over time, which increases the time required to review student work. Better filtering and reporting tools would improve efficiency. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.