How to Fix Google classroom not working problem
The main goal of Google Classroom is to simplify the process of sharing notes and media files between teachers and students. It has great integration with other Google apps like Docs, Gmail, and more to make the process easier. For example, if a teacher has asked students for an assignment, its due date will appear on each student's phone in the Google Calendar app. Students can submit their work to Google Classroom through Google Forms, which the teacher can review to check their progress.

Returning to the topic, you can solve the problem of Google Classroom not working for you by the following steps: -
1. Go to the History section of your browser and clear History, data and Cache.
2 Try opening the Google Classroom website in an incognito tab or a private tab.

3. If you are using multiple Classroom accounts in the same browser, sign out of all the accounts. Please restart your browser and try again.

4. Try logging into your Classroom account with another browser, this will ensure that this is not a browser problem.

5. Make sure your Internet connection is working properly. You can also connect to a different network and try to log in again.

Recently, several users have complained that their Google Classroom posts are not appearing in the news. The Google Classroom flow is the notification board of the web app, where teachers can post information about new assignments, discussions, and announcements.

Broadcasting is very important as it keeps students up-to-date on recent developments in their classes. However, the recent broadcast seems to be wearing off for some users. Here is a list of possible solutions that you can try if you are affected by this error.

Activate the Inspect menu
One possible solution that seems to have worked for some users is to activate the "Inspect" menu on the web page. The Inspect function is generally used to read the web page's written code, but in this case, it seems to bring back the Google Classroom stream.

Go to Classroom where the broadcast has disappeared and right-click on a blank part to see a drop-down menu under the cursor. Click on the 'Inspect' option.

Clicking "Inspect" will open a panel with the web page code on the right of the screen. It should also force the broadcast to reappear. You can now close the code panel by clicking the Close button in the upper right corner of the panel.