You get this error when your administrator hasn’t turned on Classroom for your account. You use a personal Google Account outside a school setting, such as in a home school or club. Translate webpages, switch user profiles, and install specific tools for Classroom.

• If you already know how to sign in to Classroom, go to classroom.google.com or follow the detailed steps below.
• Only teachers have the Grades page.
• This article is for students.
• To use Classroom, sign in on your computer or mobile device and join classes.
• They can get email summaries if the teacher allows it.

Create a class

Manage student work in Google Workspace for Education alongside, or within, your LMS. Write, share, present, and collect content with these powerful collaboration tools. For step-by-step instructions on using a product, visit the product’s help center.

Get started with Classroom for students

You can use Classroom with many tools that you already use, such as Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar. To fix the error, contact your IT administrator. If you need to sign in with a different user account, go to sign in to multiple accounts at once. They can get email summaries if the teacher allows it.

Explore Classroom

On the Grades page, you can view, enter, and return grades. Think of the People page as your class roster. Classwork includes assignments, questions, and quiz assignments. You can organize your posts under topics you create. To enter a class, click the class name on the card

Join a class with a class link in Google Classroom

With Meet, teachers can create class video meetings to connect with their students for distance learning. Classroom helps students and teachers organize assignments, boost collaboration, and foster better communication. On the Classwork page, you can create and post classwork and materials for your students. Classroom automatically creates a class code that you can use to invite students to the class. You get this error when the classroom isn’t activated for your account.

Find step-by-step instructions for using Forms in the Google Forms Help Center. Find step-by-step instructions for using Meet in the Google Meet Help Center. Find step-by-step instructions for every Classroom feature in the Classroom Help Center. You can always get the class code at the top of the class stream. You can use Classroom with many tools that you already use, such as Gmail, Google Docs and Google Calendar.

This article is for students. When you visit a class, you have the same permissions as a co-teacher. You get this error when you sign in to Classroom with the wrong account.

Try these next steps:

• You can organize your posts under topics you create.
• To fix the error, contact your IT administrator.
• To enter a class, click the class name on the card
• After you join a class, you’re ready to complete common tasks or explore Classroom.
• Each class you create gets a class card.

After you publish a post, students can click it to begin their work. Each class you create gets a class card. If you’re new to Classroom, this article will show you around and help you complete some common tasks. To join a class, you must sign in to Classroom with the correct account.

You or your parent or guardian set up this account. Your email address looks like

After you join a class on one device, you’re enrolled in that class for all devices. To use Classroom, sign in on your computer or mobile device and join classes. To get started, follow these instructions to sign in and join a class.

If you already know how to sign in to Classroom, go to classroom.google.com or follow the detailed steps below. Under Students, you see duche all the students in the class. Under Teachers, you see all the teachers in the class. On each post, teachers can see student work status, such as Turned in or Missing. After you sign in and have a class, you’re ready to complete common tasks or explore Classroom. After you join a class, you’re ready to complete common tasks or explore Classroom.

If you don’t know your Google Workspace for Education account details, ask your teacher or the school’s IT administrator. Set up a personal Chromebook with either a school account or a parent-supervised account. Only teachers have the Grades page. If you send email invites, you see Invited next to people’s names until they join the class.