PHILADELPHIA — In its drive to be the all-in-one cloud provider, Google has released a major upgrade to its Google Classroom platform, offering educators and developers the ability to connect to its cloud services with third-party apps.
On June 29, Jonathan Rochelle, Google’s director of product for education, debuted the update at the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) conference, from June 28-July 1, in Philadelphia where he showcased Google’s new application programing interface (API) that connects developers with Google Classroom, a platform for teachers to manage assignments and send feedback to students.
