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 ...

Google Classroom is getting a major update that will add a number of neat features, and it will also make it harder to cheat on quizzes. As the annual ISTE education conference takes place this week, ...

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 ...

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 ...

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For educators who like to create their own assessments, platforms like Google Forms have been a godsend. Unfortunately, these technologies also come with their own challenges. How do you ensure ...

Teaching is one of the most rewarding professions, but let’s be honest—it can also feel overwhelming at times. Between crafting lesson plans, creating assessments, and addressing the unique needs of ...

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Ahead of next week’s ISTE 2019, Google for Education announced a slew of G Suite updates for schools. Classroom is adding grading rubrics and SIS syncing, while locked mode Quizzes on Chromebooks are ...

Artificial intelligence has become part of our daily teaching routines, from planning lessons and creating quizzes to writing ...

Today, Google announced new features aimed at educators using Google Classroom. These include the ability to assign quizzes through Google Forms and "lock" them, so that students cannot navigate away ...