What is provided is a list of activities or things that students need to complete. It doesn't allow for folders within the classes, or teachers to group information. It does have its own limitations in terms of how students see the information. Google Classroom only allows for teachers to give out one grade based on work across a larger spectrum of grades. A learning management system allows teachers to grade with authenticity and doesn't provide only one grade for a particular document or assignment. Google Classroom is not a learning management system. I think that's where a lot of people are very confused in terms of what Google Classroom actually does. There are a lot of things that need to be fixed in order for it to be called a learning management system.
This can be helpful when I need to create presentations with more complex or detailed content. There are certain things that I can do on PowerPoint that I cannot do on Google Presentations and Google Slides, such as using PowerPoint's animation feature, I have found that PowerPoint is generally more feature-rich and offers a wider range of tools that I can use to prepare and enhance my presentations. While it is not directly related to Google Classroom, I have noticed some differences between using Google Docs, Google Presentations, and Google Slides compared to Microsoft PowerPoint.
Occasionally, I may explore these tools, but I do not always find them applicable to my work. I am aware that Google offers numerous other tools, some of which I have been introduced to in the past, but I have not used them because they were not relevant to my needs at the time. There are some areas that I would like to improve, but I need to thoroughly evaluate and determine which skills or tools will be most useful for me.
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