I like how Google Classroom integrates and can gather all the students together in the class, making announcements easy because everyone just gets it. When students submit assignments, I know it's from them, which is helpful. I also enjoy how Google Classroom has different cooperation with other websites or applications, like code.org and TypingClub, which is really super helpful. The setup is very easy and user-friendly, requiring only to put in email addresses and ask students to check their email. It's very useful, especially for submitting assignments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Yes. So, basically, when I'm connect in Google Classroom to code.org, and then when I click send to Google Classroom, it wasn't sent well. So, basically, I don't know where does it go. I'm also not sure how can it be such as, like, is it because I'm used like, Microsoft browser, or is it have to be integrated with Google Cloud? Chrome or something? Oh, it's not really connected well. So I'm not really sure, but the only thing is the help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Google Classroom because it's very simple to use. Its efficient execution interface minimizes cognitive load, allowing me to focus on my coursework rather than learning how to use the tools. It also gives me reminders of approaching deadlines, manages my due dates, submission status, and files. I can directly receive my teacher's feedback. Compared to other platforms I've used, it's much better. The initial setup was very easy, requiring minimum onboarding with zero technical learning cost. I use it with Google Docs, which helps me integrate and create assignments, collaborate on documents, submit work, attend classes, and receive feedback all in one connected workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Google Classroom is efficient, I find it has some structural and UX limitations. The advanced organization control could be better, like the tagging system, which I feel could be limited or removed. Also, having more filtering options for assignments and other items would be a helpful improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Google Classroom to be an extremely intuitive program that's easy to use for most users, including teachers, administrators, and students, even if they aren't technology savvy. It works well and is part of the Google Suite, which helps because most people are familiar with Google services. When there is a problem, Google typically fixes it within one to two hours, which is reassuring. Setting it up is extremely easy, even for first-time users, and I would rate the difficulty of the setup quite low. I also love its features and how it continues to grow, allowing new ideas and potentially more extensions to explore. It's a well-known brand and I think it works quite well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The most challenging part about using Google Classroom is that there is not a separate login for parents to look at it as well as students. So in order for a parent or guardian to look at a student's Google Classroom, they pretty much need to have the student log in for them. I realized there is some sort of way for guardians to sort of observe what's going on in there, but it's not been very effective the last couple of years. So that needs to be enhanced or completely changed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it is one of the most good-quality app in the market. the most loved feature is its smoothness, easy availability of features, its engaging UI, its integrations with Google AI, and most importantly its customer support refined with google. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing i don’t like about Google Classroom is that it can feel a bit confusing and cluttered at times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Google Classroom keeps everything in one place, making it easy to find things. Submitting homework is quick, so there's no need to worry about losing papers. The simple design isn't hard to use, so it's understandable. The virtual classroom stream arranges announcements, topics, and due dates, making it easy to track everything. The turn-in option with Google Docs or Drive saves time and solves paper problems. It's easy for teachers and students to communicate, and the initial setup was not too difficult. With just a Google account and classroom code, it's quite simple to join classes in a few clicks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes, Google Classroom shows open and lags, especially on the phone, and notifications could come late, so I missed some deadlines. Also, it needs a better search option—it's hard to find all old work sometimes. Can be difficult. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Getting started is very easy, you just need a class code or link to join the classroom. The interface is very simple and clean. Everything is clearly organized which helps in keeping track of things easily. The integration with other tools is the best thing as it is connected with google docs, google meet, google drive and Gmail. It's pretty reliable in terms of performance too. Since it is free to use, I don't have to worry about paying for subscription. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is great for basic tasks, there is no detailed analytics or tracking of student performance in the software. Sometimes, the notifications stop appearing. You also need to have the complete google ecosystem to work seamlessly.

The AI features are also very limited in it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how Google Classroom simplifies and organizes the teaching process. It makes managing assignments, sharing study material, and keeping communication between students and teachers organized. I appreciate how it eliminates scattered communication and improves the clarity of instructions. The integration of Stream + Classwork is particularly useful, as is the ability to reuse and schedule tasks. It's fantastic that it's paperless and eco-friendly, and the real-time communication features are spot on. Reducing manual effort and making teaching smoother is a real plus for me. The initial setup was very easy, and I needed minimal training for students and teachers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Notification inconsistency can make us miss important events. Want deeper analytical analysis for student performance. Offline access for assessments and assignments is needed. There should be better parent visibility on student performance. Customizable dashboards would make it more flexible. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like using Google Classroom for my course at the University of Sarajevo because it provides a platform to easily get notified by our professor about class timings and new course materials like slides, handouts, or notes. I really appreciate the ability for chat-based collective discussion on course-related problems or questions using the class comment box where all students can discuss and solve problems together. Additionally, I find the to-do list feature useful for easily viewing my pending assignments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the layout of the app could be improved a lot and made so that the app has sections for every week. The layout should have multiple configuration options like tile based viewing, week based, and class based where contents of each class are separately displayed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Rather than digging through folders or recreating materials, I can pull files straight from Drive into an assignment in just seconds. That small detail by itself saves me hours every week, especially when I’m juggling multiple classes at once. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Classwork page only supports topics and a single, linear stream of posts. There isn’t any way to create subfolders, color-code units, or visually group related materials.

As a course grows over the year, older units quickly get buried. I end up spending too much time scrolling through the list or constantly reordering posts just to keep everything easy to find.

It would help a lot to add collapsible folders, color labels, and a “pin to top” option for key resources. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Google Classroom makes it really easy to reach students and notify them, plus it's straightforward to share resources. I like that it's easier to use, and it's simple to add resources and write announcements. The initial setup was pretty easy too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Announcements could be grouped on top. Now I have to scroll down to find past announcements. I wish they could be grouped in files on top. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.