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With this extension, teachers can push websites directly to students' devices so it instantly appears on students' screens.

Teachers can also create questions, make comments, or post assignments related to the shared website. These will appear in Google Classroom along with the website.

Students can install the extension and share sites with teachers too.

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An overview of the Share to Classroom extension which allows you to share your screen with all your students, and vice versa. It also allows you to create assignments and announcements in Google Classroom directly from the extension

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Use the question feature to check for understanding or to start an online discussion.

Students can include websites in their answers by pasting the URL (web address) in their answers. When they submit their answers, the URLs will automatically convert to active links.

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These features are like agendas for students and for teachers.

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Teachers can now post comments, create assignments, or ask questions for specific students or the entire class.

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Google Classroom is designed for everyone involved in a student's education. More than 20 million educators and students use it to teach and learn together, as do administrators who oversee how this tool is used across classrooms, and developers who are building educational technology for the next generation. As everyone heads back to school to start the new semester, we're releasing new Classroom updates designed specifically for each of these groups.

For students: individualized work for differentiated learning

We know that one-size-fits-all teaching doesn't always meet students' needs, and we've been impressed with the workarounds Classroom teachers have found to differentiate their instruction. Starting today, Classroom makes it a lot easier for teachers to assign work to individual students and groups based on their unique needs. As they're creating an assignment, post or question, teachers can choose whether to share it with the entire class or just with a subset of students.

Juli Dalzell, a seventh-grade teacher at Thomas A. Blake Middle School in Medfield, MA, says she likes how the new feature lets her teach students who may grasp concepts at different paces. "I can assign different levels of questions or quantities of assignments," says Dalzell. "Also, I can push out documents, such as answer keys, as students complete their assignments."

With this feature, students can also discreetly receive extra practice if they're struggling with a new subject. Sara Enberg, a library media specialist at Willow River Elementary School in Hudson, WI, says that the new update creates "an easy way to assign a reteaching or extension activity for students who are struggling... Just a quick simple video for a couple of students and they were back on track."

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New Google Classroom features make it easier to learn, teach, manage and build

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Google Classroom is designed for everyone involved in a student's education. More than 20 million educators and students use it to teach and learn together, as do administrators who oversee how this tool is used across classrooms, and developers who are building educational technology for the next generation.