Google Classroom for the New Normal Education
Violly Chyril Bugtong | Jason Bugtong | Charlie Salve
Discipline: Education
Abstract:
This study investigated the effectiveness of integrating Google Classroom into distance learning for Grade 11 Oral
Communication students at Lahug Night High School in Cebu City. Faced with Generation Z's technological proficiency
challenging traditional education, the research emphasized Google Classroom's integration into the offline digitalmodular modality during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Department of Education swiftly adopted online methods, with
Google Classroom supporting diverse teaching strategies. The study recommended the app for download, ensuring
accessibility for Offline Digital-Modular participants, establishing specific sections for seamless file sharing and
discussions. It focused on Google Classroom's past potential to enhance academic performance and engagement among
Generation Z learners, providing insights for shaping past educational practices in the modern educational
environment.
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