Google adds Guided Learning to Search and Classroom, AI off for K-12
Original title: Designing responsible AI for learning
Search starts as a U.S. school pilot; Classroom is global today; Gemini and Search stay off until admins opt in.
Google is adding Guided Learning to student Google Search and Google Classroom so homework queries get step-by-step coaching instead of direct answers. Search launches as a pilot in select U.S. schools later this month; Classroom is available globally starting today, with teacher-assigned activities and class insights. Access to Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom, and Google Search will be off for K-12 student accounts until administrators turn them on. Google says schools will get details before the control changes roll out.
Unconfirmed: Google's claim of measurable learning gains rests on its own research and is not independently confirmed here.
- Search Guided Learning pilots in select U.S. schools later this month.
- Classroom Guided Learning is globally available starting today.
- Gemini and Search stay off for K-12 accounts until an admin enables them.
- Google says its research found measurable learning gains from Guided Learning.
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From the original article
3 min read at blog.google
We’re bringing Guided Learning capabilities to Search and Google Classroom, and evolving our approach to school controls. This content is generated by Google AI. Generative AI is experimental If you’ve ever watched a student use AI tools to help with their schoolwork, you’ve probably wondered: Are they actually learning, or just finding a shortcut?
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