Google Classroom Reviews

Our teachers use it to give us assignments. During the lockdown, they also uploaded exams so that we could answer the questions while on camera with Google Meet.

We had about 70 students use this solution in our classroom.

When a teacher uploads material, all students connected to that class will receive the same information at the same time. I have found this to be a valuable feature.

I also like that the material remains in Google Classroom until the teacher removes it.

The UI is user-friendly, and you don't have to have prior experience to use the solution.

I would like to see a master list of documents with folder names so that it is more convenient for students to know whether they have submitted a particular document. At present, you need to go to each classroom to check what you have submitted.

I've been using Google Classroom for more than two years.

It's a stable solution.

The initial setup was straightforward for me as a student using the solution. I was able to understand how to use it in about an hour.

I would rate Google Classroom at eight on a scale from one to ten because it's convenient and easy to use, and you can quickly learn to use it.

I have used Google Classroom for online classes, such as lectures, group work, and assignments.

The most valuable feature of Google Classroom is the ability for the lecturer to put in work. Additionally, the work can be graded after completion, and there can be feedback provided through the system which has a good interface. 

Google Classroom could improve by having better integration with other platforms, such as Google Meet.

I have been using Google Classroom for approximately three years.

The stability of Google Classroom is good.

The scalability of Google Classroom has been fine in my experience.

We have approximately 13 people using this solution in my organization.

We have plans to increase our usage in the future.

I have not used the support from Google Classroom.

The initial setup of Google Classroom is straightforward. The setup consists of signing up with my Google account and a basic setup.

The solution is affordable.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I rate Google Classroom ten out of ten.

The most valuable feature of Google Classroom is its clouds based. It can be accessed anywhere. Additionally, the GUI is good, we have not had any complaints and the platform has built-in security. For example, email has protection.

I have been using Google Classroom for approximately two years.

Google Classroom is very stable.

The scalability of Google Classroom is good. However, it depends on the features that they add.

We have approximately 2,000 faculty and 6,000 students using this solution.

I rate the technical support from Google Classroom a five out of five.

We did not use a previous solution prior to Google Classroom.

The initial setup of Google Classroom is straightforward. The deployment took us two to three months because we had to train the faculty.

The implementation of Google Classroom was done in-house.

Google Classroom is a free solution.

I rate Google Classroom a nine out of ten.

Google Classroom is an online platform where people can meet together.

The most valuable feature of Google Classroom is the ability to meet people and it is online.

Google Classroom could improve by being easier to use. For example, making it functional with only a few buttons. It's difficult to know how to connect with students and make a link and share it with them. I found it difficult, and this is why I didn't continue using it. Additionally, it should be available to be downloaded to the desktop for use, similar to Zoom.

I have been using Google Classroom for approximately two years.

I have 150 students in my classroom and they were using Google Classroom.

I did not use technical support.

I previously used Zoom and Microsoft Teams and I used them more than Google Classroom because they are free to use.

There are competitors that offer free solutions, making the price of Google Classroom high.

I rate Google Classroom a six out of ten.

I use Google Classroom for my classes. I use it to receive lecture notes and follow discussions.

What I like about Google Classroom are the video lessons. I enjoy using it because it makes my life easier, for example, I can easily change my class and my lecture notes.

I like Google Classroom the way it is, but an area for improvement could be its dashboard. It could be better.

I've been using Google Classroom for a few years now.

Google Classroom is a stable product.

Google Classroom is a scalable product.

I currently don't have issues with Google Classroom, so I have not contacted their technical support.

I haven't used a different learning management system apart from Google Classroom.

Installing Google Classroom was very easy. It took less than five minutes.

I did the installation of the product myself.

I'm using a free version of Google Classroom, so it's a product I don't pay for.

I use Google Classroom and Google Cloud, but only on mobile.

Google Classroom is for my personal use. I don't own the school and I don't own the training center, so I won't increase the number of users of the product.

I would recommend Google Classroom to other people who want to start using it.

My rating for Google Classroom is eight out of ten.

Google Classroom is used for students.

The most valuable feature of Google Classroom is security.

The user interface of Google Classroom could improve by being more user-friendly.

I have been using Google Classroom for two years.

Google Classroom is a stable solution.

I have four people using Google Classroom at my residence.

I have not contacted support.

We did not need a license to use Google Classroom.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I rate Google Classroom a ten out of ten.

This solution integrates with all the other Google apps including Google Calendar and Google Docs. This makes it very easy to manage. 

It would be useful if this solution had its own online teaching platform with an integration with a Google video conferencing tool. We would also like to have access to a quiz-making or exam-making tool such as that found in Moodle. We would like to be able to create a pool of questions that can be randomly pulled to create different assessments for each student. 

This is a stable solution. 

This is a scalable solution. We have 15 to 20 faculty members and 400 students using this solution. 

We have previously used Moodle which is an overall better solution than Google Classroom. However, Moodle does have some limitations including requiring a server and other resources. Google classroom operates using Google Cloud for free and there is no hardware needed.

The initial setup is straightforward. 

Some users of Google Classroom who do not have technical skills may find implementing and using this solution quite challenging. 

I would rate this solution a seven out of ten. 

Google Classroom is a learning management system. The features I used most was introducing myself in the main forum and providing assignments to the classroom. It was very good in terms of getting messages out quickly and uploading certain documents that were instrumental for the students' lessons. They were able to receive feedback as well as provide messages to me. If I needed to send a message to a student individually, I was able to do that very easily, and grade whatever assignments they submitted.

I can't address how it improved the organization and this was the only platform I used. I can say that the training and onboarding was simple and seamless.

What I liked most about Google Classroom was that it was very easy to communicate with the students and simple for me to learn even though it was my first time using it. I was able to learn the features very well by navigating through different discussion forums and becoming proficient in using the solutions. Ease of use was the best feature.

Some platforms are for more sophisticated users and may not be easy for novice users to understand or navigate. Ease of use is a very important aspect when teaching young children. If you lose their focus early on, it's very hard to get it back.

The ability to upload certain things instrumental for my class and lessons was also very valuable. Additionally, it was very simple to assign points to the students.

Students are used to having accumulated points and letter grades. Google Classroom should add a feature by which you can toggle in between points and letter grades. Accumulated points mean less than letter grades unless there's a prize or reward for most accumulated points. However, it would be nice if there's a way to toggle between allocating points and allocating grades.

I've used Google Classroom intermittently. The first time I used it was to teach young children for a period of a quarter. It was during a teaching rotation since we were doing everything virtually because of the pandemic and the people that managed the process had been looking at various online and onboarding classroom settings solutions. They decided Google Classroom was the best venue for that. 

I have used Google Classroom for approximately one year.

Google Classroom was reliable in my usage. I did not have any glitches or any issues.

I had a class of approximately 20 students that could use Google Classroom at one time. I never had any problems with my students using the solution, it ran smoothly.

I was using the solution twice a week.

I did not contact the technical support from Google Classroom. I did have a few training modules that were helpful.

I have previously used Microsoft Teams. It was good but Google Classroom was more reliable with fewer glitches and issues.

The organization was the main user of Google Classroom and they would add us (volunteer teachers) onto their platform. I was not involved in the implementation.

I do not think it was difficult for the organization to add me to the solution. We had a training session and they were supportive of any additional questions that we had, especially for people like myself who were using it for the first time. From my experience it was really easy to do. There was an important time when I needed to use Google Earth in one of my classes and it was very easy to do. Additionally, I had to provide Zoom information which was straightforward for the students to access and join me in the classroom.

I had one or two training sessions for approximately an hour each where someone with more experience in Google Classroom went through the features and gave examples on how to do X, Y, and Z. We were able to do a Google search if we had questions about other features we wanted to do and share that amongst each other. It was very easy for a first-time user to become acclimated to it.

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I would highly recommend Google Classroom. It's easy to access and use, which is a very strong feature. I can't emphasize that enough because one of the things I noticed, especially in this pandemic, is that everyone has different levels of expertise. Some people use the platform for the first time while others are gurus - there are ranges. To have a platform whereby those who are experienced and those who are new users are both comfortable with it speaks to the versatility of the platform.

I rate Google Classroom a nine out of ten.