Get Classroom Test Accounts or Domains

Note: Standard Gmail accounts can access Classroom, so many use-cases can be tested without requesting any special resources like test accounts or domains. Please only request a test domain if you are attempting to test some behavior that only applies to G Suite users (for instance, special G Suite administrator functionality).

Get a G Suite for Education test domain

If you need to test the administrator permissions of the API (for example, to create courses on behalf of teachers), you will need a G Suite for Education test domain.

• To get a G Suite for Education demo test domain, you need to join the Google Cloud Partner Advantage Program. If you apply and join the program as a member, you will receive access to our Partner Demo toolkit with instructions for getting a G Suite for Education demo domain.

To get a developer demo domain, there are a few prerequisite steps which you must complete: * Purchase a domain in the following format gedu.demo.partnername.com and sign up for G Suite for Education. (Partner domains are enabled only on accounts following the gedu.demo.partnername.com format) * The domain must be verified before any licenses can be provisioned. * Fill out this form to notify Google of your domain registration. All requests for partner domains are approved by the partner manager.

What’s included: * G Suite for Education Account with 1,000 licenses * 30 Management licenses for Chrome * G Suite Enterprise for Education enablement * Ability to add more products as needed