At first, we received paper handouts and a scattering of online assignments. But ultimately, our school and thousands of others have consolidated around a product called Google Classroom.

Google today launched a new free tool called Classroom as part of its Google Apps for Education suite. In short, Classroom helps teachers create and organize assignments, provide feedback to their ...

Google says that teachers can learn more about how to use these features at its new Support page, which outlines how to create and modify an assignment within the app: ...

“Classroom is extremely helpful for teachers because it allows them to easily create and distribute assignments in a matter of minutes. It enables them to provide rich, nuanced feedback to students ...

You can submit an assignment in Google Classroom under the "Classwork" section on the desktop site or mobile app.

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

Homework assignments, future work deadlines, and assignment collection are all part of the app's feature list. The app is free for anyone with a Google Apps for Education account.

Of course, if the dog has actually eaten it, Classroom can’t help you. – Share from other apps: Students can also easily attach images, PDFs and web pages from other apps to their assignments.

Google Classroom users have another way to access the tool with the Jan. 14 launch of the Classroom app for both Android and iOS. Teachers also have two new tools at their disposal–a teacher ...

Google Classroom users have another way to access the tool with the Jan. 14 launch of the Classroom app for both Android and iOS. Teachers also have two new tools at their disposal–a teacher ...

In addition to a new teacher assignments page and archiving functions for Classroom, Google notes that the mobile apps will let users snap a photo to share or attach to assignments, share content ...