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Country: United Kingdom
Country: United States
20 minutes per week
James Hutchings, Teacher: Very useful to use with the students!Shayne Taylor, Behavioural Support: Whilst the system itself is considered, I have used better but the main issue is the customer support or lack of it and no resolution to an ongoing issue.Debbie Hayward, Administrator: Working as Attendance Officer, some areas need further development.
No technical capacity needed. Users need access to a device such as a mobile phone, PC or laptop
Get the Classroom app
Teachers and students can use the Classroom app on Android and iOS mobile devices. The Classroom app is not currently available for Windows mobile devices.
If you use a Chrome device...
If you use a device running Chrome OS, such as a Chromebook, you don't need to install the app. If you're using a Chrome app to access Classroom, be aware that support for Chrome apps is being removed. Learn more
Install the Classroom app on Android
Your device must have 5.0 Lollipop or later to get the latest version of the Classroom app.
On your device, tap Play Store.
Find and install the Google Classroom app.
Install the Classroom app on iPhone or iPad
Your device must have iOS 11 or later to get the latest version of the Classroom app.
On your device, tap App Store.
Find and install the Google Classroom app.
If you use a device owned by your school...
If your school provides your device and you're having problems installing the Classroom app, contact your administrator.
Do I need any other apps?
To use all the features of the Classroom app, you need Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. To create or join class video meetings, we recommend that you install the Google Meet app. If they aren't already on your device, you can get them from Google Play (Android) or the Apple App Store (iOS).
Getting started with Google Classroom
Learn how to use Classroom to manage coursework, organize assignments, boost collaboration, and foster better communication. Get started today with resources, tips, and tricks from the educator community.
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Google Classroom can be set up in a matter of minutes.
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