Google is launching Classroom, a new offering in its Google Apps for Education to provide students and teachers with a central place to create, store, organize and provide feedback for classroom ...

Google's Lens tool on Chromebooks can mean it easier for students to cheat with one click, prompting teachers to question how they can maintain academic integrity.

New updates coming “soon” to Google Classroom will let teachers notify students about homework due dates right on the home screens of their Chromebooks. Those Chromebooks should also last longer, as ...

Professor Johnson teaches a Nursing course that has several assignments in which students answer questions on a worksheet. As a Miami instructor, Professor Johnson has access to a Google Drive account ...

Google announced a variety of new features for its Classroom software suite, including free Gemini AI tools for educators and NotebookLM for users under 18 — the first time the tool has been available ...

Integrating AI into assignments can enrich the learning experience and prepare students for future careers where AI is increasingly prevalent. Here are strategies to create assignments that encourage ...

Just in time for the new school year, Google’s educational arm, Google for Education, today announced the launch of new tools aimed at helping teachers fight plagiarism. The company this morning is ...

As finals season intensifies across campuses nationwide, students are receiving a timely boost from two tech giants, OpenAI and Google. Both have unveiled generous AI offerings to students for free.

Google is helping out teachers and making it harder for students to cheat on their homework. This week, Google introduced new programs to help educators keep kids honest. It used to take a lot of work ...

Summary: Google is offering college students a free subscription to Gemini Advance along with 2TB of storage. This will give them access to some very powerful AI tools to help them with their studies.

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