G2

Ronak A.

Executive Head

Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)

11/13/2026

Guest users or non-business users of the software, not included in G2 scores.

"All My Classes, Deadlines, and Files in One Simple Place"

5/5

What do you like best about Google Classroom?

What I like best is how simple it makes my college life. I am a student, and every subject I have, labs and theory alike, lives in its own class, with the announcements, study material, assignments and deadlines all in one place. The To-do and Due soon views are my favourite part, because I can open one page and see exactly what is pending across every subject. The interface is clean, everything sits where a student would expect it, and it runs fast on both my laptop and my phone. It works hand in hand with Docs and Drive, so material opens instantly, and my submissions attach from Drive in seconds. Joining a class took one link and about ten seconds. It is one of the very few college tools I open every single day without a single complaint. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Google Classroom?

Honestly, my complaints are small wishes rather than real problems. I would love to reorder my class cards myself and pin one important post at the top of the stream, instead of everything sitting in the order it was posted. A search option inside a class would also help when I am hunting for one old file, although scrolling has never actually made me miss anything important. On the mobile app, previews of very large files can take a few extra seconds to load. That is genuinely all I can think of, and nothing has ever broken badly enough for me to need support, which probably says more about the product than any praise could. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Google Classroom solving and how is that benefiting you?

The problem Classroom solves for me is scattered college work, and it solves it completely. Earlier, study material arrived through emails, WhatsApp forwards and pen drives, and half the class always had a different version of the same notes. Now the material my professor uploads is the one version everyone studies from, and every assignment arrives with one clear deadline in my To-do list instead of a date announced in a lecture I might have missed. Submitting is the second problem it removed, because I attach my work straight from Drive and get a confirmation with a timestamp, so there is never any doubt about whether I submitted on time. Due dates flow into my Calendar on their own, and Gemini helps me skim a long announcement thread in seconds before I read it fully. All of this costs me nothing as a student, since my institute provides the account, which makes the value honestly unbeatable. The benefit is total peace of mind, my whole semester organised in one calm place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.