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 Google Classroom


Google Classroom is an effective constructive learning platform in teaching as it supports active, student-directed learning. It provides instructors with a vehicle for creating an active learning setting that can aid the work of students in peer review, group assignments, and discussion forums. Through functionality like posting assignments, live commenting, and integration with functionality like Google Docs and Slides, the students can construct their own learning through content creation, critical thinking, and research. The instructors can also make use of flipped classroom strategies by assigning learning materials to the students so that they can learn independently prior to class so that class time can be devoted to intensive learning and critical thinking activities. Also, the platform facilitates personalized learning because it allows the learners to approach assignments that relate to their area of interest as well as leaning inclinations and receive immediate comments which allow them to reflect and make improvements.




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