Google Classroom, first introduced back in May, has officially been launched for users at large, providing an alternative to paper-centric lesson plans for teachers and other educators. With the ...

VideoGoogle is launching Classroom, a new offering in its Google Apps for Education to provide students and teachers with a central place to create, store, organize and provide feedback for ...

Google has a new app called Classroom, and it allows students to turn in homework assignments using their phones.

Classroom is the newest addition to the free Google Apps for Education suite. Applications for a preview of the app are being accepted now, and Google’s plan is to continue rolling out access to ...

Google Classroom brings bad news, students will not be able to submit assignments post deadline With the new feature, teachers can now be stricter with their deadlines and assignment submissions.

In development for the past year, Classroom is designed to help quickly create and organize assignments, provide feedback, and communicate with classes.

Google plans to put an end to that — at least for those who use the company's Classroom platform. Google has introduced a new feature that enables teachers to customise grading in Classroom.

Google Classroom app lets students turn in assignments on their phone Software lets students submit homework assignments by taking a photo of their work. By Mark Langshaw Published: 15 January 2015 ...

What are the pros of Google Classroom? Students can work on and turn in assignments, even from their cellphones. And teachers can grade them online – no red pens needed. That's a valuable time ...

The app has proved popular, but Google has just announced a refresh that adds some much-needed functionality. A Classwork page is being introduced allowing teachers to organize assignments into ...

During the testing period in both Google Assignments and Google Classroom (beta form), an unlimited number of originality reports can be created.

Google has a new app called Classroom, and it allows students to turn in homework assignments using their phones.