Google Classroom has been around for quite some time at this point, but the free service hasn’t been especially popular. That’s quickly changing, though, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Google Classroom is completely free for schools, non-profit organisations or anyone with a personal Google account. This has undoubtedly been a huge bonus for teachers looking to offer easy access ...

Google Classroom has grown significantly since its humble beginnings in August 2014. More than 70 million G Suite for Education users were on it by August 2017, and its popularity exploded even ...

But Google Classroom and G Suite for Education are totally free. Google has tens of millions of users for its education software, but it chooses not to make a cent off of them.

Google wants students everywhere to begin experiencing the world in virtual reality, specifically by using its low-cost Cardboard headsets and a free field-trip simulation software known as ...

If you’re interested in download the new Google Classroom app, head to the Play Store to download it for free.

Google Classroom is available in 42 languages, and according to the tech giant, "works well" on most mobile devices. This story originally appeared as "Google opens up Classroom tool for teachers ...

Google is adding new Gemini AI tools to its Classroom suite for teachers, including access to NotebookLM and Gems for students. Also, new Chromebooks are coming.