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New education features to help teachers save time and support students

Drawing of Google for Education features launching at BETT

Go from a blank page to a first draft in seconds with Duet AI in Docs.

The new Resources tab in Classroom allows educators to more easily create, manage and share interactive lessons, like practice sets and video activities, from one place.

Classroom analytics give educators visibility into assignment completion, grade trends and Classroom adoption — with the ability to drill down to the student level to help provide support.

Easily collect electronic signatures in Docs and PDFs in Drive.

Soon, educators will be able to test out AI-suggested questions to more quickly create interactive video activities.

From the assignment creation screen in Classroom, a teacher clicks on the YouTube icon, searches for videos about photosynthesis, clicks on the first video. They then see AI-generated questions with suggested timestamps to add to the video.

Soon, students will be able to see upcoming Google Classroom assignments right on their Chromebook home screens.

Set up classes with the click of a button with Classroom integrations for OneRoster student information system (SIS) partners.

Access Google Meet directly from Canvas and PowerSchool Schoology Learning with Google Meet LTI.

Screen reader users can now extract text from PDFs using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on ChromeOS.

Reading mode now has new features including read aloud and line focus.

Make your meetings more accessible in Google Meet with closed captions in 30 additional languages.

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