As millions of students return to their desks and classrooms, searches for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in studying are higher than ever. To make the educational process easier, Google is launching a new series of AI tools and offerings ahead of the new school and academic year. The goal is to help students grasp complex concepts, organize their reading, and learn more effectively.
Through Gemini and Search, these tools support personalized home study and are based on the most modern principles of educational science, including:
- Access Gemini with new offers for students: To make studying easier throughout the academic year, Google is offering eligible students 12 months of free access to Google AI Plus, Gemini Omni, increased usage limits, and 400GB of storage. It's also offering discounts on Google AI Pro and YouTube Premium.
Find here the relevant Google blogpost.
- Personalized study and even more possibilities with Gemini: Gemini’s new Student Hub is a dedicated space for course organization, program management, and instant access to Gemini’s educational tools. With the new Study Notebooks, students now have a personalized, interactive learning tool at their disposal, which uses diagnostic tests to identify their strengths and gaps in their knowledge. It then creates flexible, short study plans tailored to their personal educational goals. At the same time, through Gemini, users can explore interactive 3D simulations or use Gemini Live to discuss their material orally and prepare for interviews.
Find the relevant Google blogpost here .
- New learning features in Google Search:
Interactive visual media: Production of interactive graphics for better understanding of complex topics.
Diagnostic practice tests: Possibility of conducting self-assessment tests for each lesson.
Step-by-step learning with Lens: A new experience that acts as a personal mentor, guiding you through difficult concepts.
Creating personalized files: Facilitate study by creating custom files, such as PDFs, documents, presentations (slides) and more.
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