NotebookLM introduced two new interactive, personalized AI features for active learning engagement and study guide: flashcards and quizzes. These features are grounded in users’ source documents such ...

Discover how teachers can use Gemini in Google Classroom to generate quizzes and questions saving time and enhancing lessons. Trump admin hands immigrant farm workers major win I’ve been a couples ...

To coincide with the annual ISTE education conference this week, Google has announced a number of new features coming to Classroom. The class management service for teachers and students alike is ...

Organization and management are key elements in any classroom. Google just announced several new updates that speak to the wishes of users of Google Classroom. The updates range from the ability to ...

Teachers can use Gemini AI to come up with quiz questions based on an uploaded file or manually inputted text. Educators can then customize the questions by choosing the skills they want students to ...

Google is taking education seriously. Its Chromebooks have found huge success in schools around the country, and are now the go-to computers for students, thanks to their low cost. Today, however, ...

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Google Classroom currently has more than 10 million active student users, according to Jonathan Rochelle of the Google EDU team—which means that one in six classrooms in the United States use it, he ...

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You can create a Google Classroom to virtually manage, collaborate, and track class progress for free using your G Suite or personal Gmail account. Once you have named the class, click "Create" and ...

Senior UK Editor — My interest in Android began with the beautiful Nexus 4 and the less-ugly-than-before Jelly Bean. Right now, I'm probably watching Black Books, playing football (soccer), or ...