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Adapting products to meet teachers’ changing needs

7. Juni, von Amanda Rosenburg — Education, article

Editor’s Note: Join us for Google for Education’s product launch event, The Anywhere School 2022, to find out about the latest features to help students pursue their personal potential. As we build our products, it’s essential to listen to user feedback. That’s how we help make them useful for the (...)
Share your ideas with Chromebook

7. Juni, von Andy Russell — Chromebooks, Education, article

Editor’s Note: Join us for Google for Education’s product launch event, The Anywhere School 2022, to find out about the latest features to help students pursue their personal potential. Over the last two years, many school districts have gone from sharing devices to providing one for every (...)
Google Classroom: Making your favorite educational tools work better together

7. Juni, von Samantha Lieberman — Education, Classroom, article

Editor’s Note: Join us for Google for Education’s product launch event, The Anywhere School 2022, to find out about the latest features to help students pursue their personal potential. For educators, there are always a few top of mind questions: how can they optimize their time and find ways to (...)
New Workspace for Education tools to enhance learning

7. Juni, von Maryam Sanglaji — Education, Google Workspace, Meet, article

Editor’s Note: Join us for Google for Education’s product launch event, The Anywhere School 2022, to find out about the latest features to help students pursue their personal potential. Whether learning takes place in the classroom, or virtually on Google Meet, control remains paramount. It’s (...)
How Congress’ anti-tech bill undermines security

7. Juni, von Royal Hansen — Public Policy, Safety & Security, article

We’re concerned that Congress is considering legislation that would compromise Google's ability to keep users secure by default, as well as break popular features in products like Search and Maps. We’ve previously outlined how this proposal could make our services less helpful and less secure, (...)