Google launches 30 new AI tools for teachers and students, also introduces special Gemini app

Google has launched a significant update of its education artificial intelligence (AI) tools. At the America International Society for Technology in Education conference (ISTE), Google has launched a new series of education AI tools under the name 'Gemini in Classroom'. With this, more than 30 new education AI tools have been launched for teachers. Along with this, a new 'Gemini for Students' app for learners has also been launched.

Google said in its blog post that all these AI tools will be absolutely free for Google Workspace for Education users. This update has now come after adding Gemini features to Google Classroom last year. These tools include creating Lesson Plans with the help of AI, automatic quiz generation, creating presentations, designing worksheets, brainstorming tools for project ideas, and features that turn studies into a game (gamification).

With the help of NotebookLM, teachers can create study guides and audio overviews. With the Gems feature, teachers can create AI experts, which will provide extra support to the students. Now, teachers will be able to track the progress of students well. Initially, this feature will come with the K-12 National and State Learning Standards of America, and later, standards of other countries will also be added to it. With this, institutions will also be able to publish their own learning standards in Google Classroom through the CASE Network 2.

Google has introduced the Gemini for Students app specifically for students. It has features that will make the studies of students easier. The new app will have Gemini Canvas, with which students can create personalized quizzes on any subject. With the help of interactive diagrams and visuals, difficult subjects can also be easily understood. Supervision tools and controls for parents and teachers.

Google says that the safety and privacy of children have been taken care of in this app. AI models will not be trained from children's chats. Child safety experts have been consulted in preparing this policy.