We performed a comparison between Google Classroom and Schoology Learning based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about CYPHER LEARNING, Moodle, Google and others in Learning Management Systems (LMS)."Assigning a unique copy of Google Classroom to students and giving out information is what the solution excels at."
"What I liked most about Google Classroom is it was very easy to communicate with the students and simple for me to learn even though it was the first time I was using it. I was able to learn the features very well by navigating through the different discussions forums and becoming proficient, not necessarily a master but knowledgeable in using the solution. The ease of use was the best feature."
"The product's UI is good and user-friendly."
"I find Jamboard to be a great tool for supporting classroom activities."
"The most valuable features of Google Classroom are the meetings, mark book, and assignments."
"I like that Google Classroom is free and integrates with the entire Google Suite, which includes Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, etc. I also like its flexibility, which makes it perfect for synchronous, asynchronous, and blended courses, and including live and archived webinars, as well as other kinds of content."
"This solution integrates with all the other Google apps including Google Calendar and Google Docs. This makes it very easy to manage."
"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."
"We can create groups and resources and share information with them through folders. Thus, it works efficiently to grant access to multiple members."
"There can often be language barriers when you're not dealing with local technical support, which can be challenging."
"The stability of the product is an area with certain flaws where improvements are required."
"Initially, the product's initial setup phase may not seem user-friendly."
"Students used to have points that were accumulated and the letter grades, such as A's, B's, C's, et cetera. Google Classroom should add a feature by which you can toggle in between both of them. It's more than only accumulated points, which are not going to mean that much for students unless there's a prize at the end or some type of reward for the effort. However, if there's a way to toggle in between allocating points versus allocating a grade, it would be nice."
"The product must provide different plans for different customers so that we can pay for only what we use."
"It would be helpful to add voice or audio capabilities to the classrooms instead of text only."
"There are some websites where you can create activities and guide students to do them in a sequence. You can guide them to do an activity first and then go to the next one. You can automatically link activities, and there is a flow, but in Google Classroom, you don't have that feature. All you can do is put the material and tell students what to do. For example, I have an assignment, but I want my students to read a particular text before that. They need to tick it, or they need to click next before they start doing the activity. After that, I want them to do comprehension questions or something else. In Moodle, there are activities such as assignments, quizzes, etc. There is a lesson module in which you can put all of the activities in a flow. So, you can decide what they need to do first. If students answer a question incorrectly, you can decide and design to which page do they need to go next, and which part do they need to review. This is currently missing in 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 students lose the software's access after quarterly courses are over."
Google Classroom is ranked 3rd in Learning Management Systems (LMS) with 23 reviews while Schoology Learning is ranked 10th in Learning Management Systems (LMS) with 1 review. Google Classroom is rated 8.2, while Schoology Learning is rated 9.0. The top reviewer of Google Classroom writes "An easy-to-use and intuitive solution that can be used to facilitate excellent teaching and learning". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Schoology Learning writes "Helps us efficiently gather data and grant access to multiple users". Google Classroom is most compared with Moodle, Canvas LMS, Blackboard Learning Management and CYPHER Learning, whereas Schoology Learning is most compared with Canvas LMS and Learnosity.
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