Of course, if the dog has actually eaten it, Classroom can’t help you. And if they’ve forgotten their homework, they can ask someone at home to snap a photo, text it and then turn it in with the app. Snap a photo: Right from the assignment page in the mobile app, students can snap a photo and attach it to their assignment - whether it’s the experiment they just did for a science class, or a drawing they made of their family tree. 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 from other apps, and access content cached for offline viewing. Teachers and students will now be able to access those features from mobile devices through the new apps and Google is also adding a could of new features to the platform. The company officially launched Classroom to its Apps for Education customers in the US during the summer offering them a web-based platform for planning lessons, handing out assignments, and working alongside students. Google announced today that it’s releasing mobile apps for its Google Classroom service for both Android and iOS devices.

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