GitHub Classroom offers educators a structured way to create and manage group assignments, enhancing collaboration among students by mimicking professional development environments. Through GitHub Classroom, teachers can create group exercises by leveraging GitHub teams, reusing existing student teams, and managing assignments via a shared repository. Educators need to set up a GitHub organization with private repository access, prepare an exercise repository, and have a student list ready. The process involves creating group assignments, inviting students through unique links, and forming student groups either by reusing existing ones or establishing new ones. Each student team is provided a shared repository, allowing them to collaborate through commits, branches, pull requests, and issues. Educators can review student progress through GitHub's "Insights" tab, which offers detailed analytics on student collaboration, and provide feedback on commits or via issues. The platform's structure maintains confidentiality and supports enhanced interaction, making it an effective tool for fostering teamwork in educational settings.