Introduction
In a groundbreaking move to revolutionise education, Google has launched over 30 new AI-powered apps for teachers and a special Gemini app for students. These announcements were made at the prestigious ISTE EdTech Conference 2025, highlighting Google’s continued commitment to transforming classrooms globally with AI innovation.
What Did Google Announce at ISTE 2025?
Google unveiled:
Gemini in Classroom: AI tools for teachers
Gemini for Students: A custom Gemini app for personalized learning
Expansion of Google Video access for teachers and students
The tools are free for Google Workspace for Education users worldwide.
Over 30 New AI Tools for Teachers
Google’s blog post revealed that teachers can now access over 30 AI features to make learning more effective and interactive. Key highlights include:
AI-powered lesson planning
Quiz and worksheet generation
Presentation preparation
Activity gamification
Brainstorming project ideas
These tools aim to reduce the workload of teachers while enhancing the quality of education delivered in classrooms.
List of 30 New AI Apps for Teachers
Here are the 30 new AI-powered apps and features launched by Google for teachers:
AI Lesson Planner
AI Quiz Generator
AI Worksheet Creator
AI Presentation Builder
AI Project Brainstormer
AI Gamified Activities Designer
AI Homework Assistant
AI Class Discussion Prompter
AI Debate Topic Creator
AI Student Feedback Generator
AI Report Card Drafting Tool
AI Progress Tracker
AI Rubric Builder
AI Reading Comprehension Generator
AI Writing Prompt Creator
AI Science Experiment Planner
AI Mathematics Problem Generator
AI Visual Diagram Maker
AI Concept Map Designer
AI Case Study Creator
AI Revision Planner
AI Vocabulary Builder
AI Grammar Correction Tool
AI Language Translation Assistant
AI Interactive Story Creator
AI Mind Mapping Tool
AI Research Topic Generator
AI Summary Generator
AI Classroom Analytics Dashboard
AI Attendance and Participation Tracker
Note: These apps are integrated within Gemini in Classroom and Google Workspace for Education, enabling seamless AI adoption by teachers globally.
Gemini for Students: A Custom Learning Experience
Google also introduced a custom Gemini app for students known as Gemini for Education. This version includes:
Gemini Canvas: Lets students (18+) create personalised quizzes for any subject.
Interactive diagrams and visuals: For better conceptual clarity.
Supervision tools: For parents and teachers to monitor usage.
Strict data privacy controls: Ensuring student data is not used to train AI models.
The app will soon be available for students under 18 as well, with enhanced safety measures.
NotebookLM and Gems: Coming Soon
NotebookLM
Allows teachers to:
Create study guides
Generate audio overviews for student revisions
Gems
Empowers teachers to:
Develop AI-based “expert assistants” to support students requiring extra help in specific subjects.
These features are set to roll out globally in the coming months.
Progress Tracking and Learning Standards Integration
Another major update is the progress tracking tool:
Initial integration: US K12 national and state standards
Future plans: Inclusion of global learning standards
Collaboration with CASE Network 2: To let institutions host and publish their learning standards directly in Google Classroom.
This will enable teachers to map student performance against standard benchmarks efficiently.
Final Thoughts
Google’s launch of 30+ AI apps for teachers and the Gemini for Students app is set to redefine education by:
Enhancing teacher productivity Personalising student learning Integrating AI seamlessly into classrooms
These tools mark a pivotal moment in EdTech, empowering educators and students with futuristic AI capabilities that were once unimaginable.
FAQs
Q1. Are these AI tools free?
Yes, all 30+ AI apps are free for Google Workspace for Education users.
Q2. Can students under 18 use Gemini for Students?
Currently, Gemini Canvas is for students over 18, but it will expand to under 18 users in the coming weeks with child safety controls.
Q3. What is NotebookLM?
NotebookLM is an upcoming AI tool that lets teachers create study guides and audio summaries to enhance student revisions.
Q4. Will these tools track student data?
No, Google ensures data from chats or interactions will not be used to improve its AI models. Strict privacy controls are in place.
Q5. When will Gems be available?
Google plans to launch Gems in the coming months globally.
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