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Google is expanding access to its Gemini AI app to all Google Workspace for Education users, marking a significant step in integrating AI into educational settings. This rollout, announced on June 20, 2025, provides educators and students with a range of AI-powered tools. These tools include real-time support for learning, assistance in creating lesson plans, and capabilities for providing feedback on student work, all designed to enhance the learning experience and promote AI literacy. The Gemini app is covered under the Google Workspace for Education Terms of Service, ensuring enterprise-grade data protection and compliance with regulations like FERPA, COPPA, FedRamp, and HIPAA.
A key aspect of this expansion is the implementation of stricter content policies for users under 18. These policies are designed to prevent potentially inappropriate or harmful responses, creating a safer online environment for younger learners. Additionally, Google is introducing a youth onboarding experience with AI literacy resources, endorsed by ConnectSafely and the Family Online Safety Institute, to guide students in using AI responsibly. The first time a user asks a fact-based question, a "double-check response" feature, powered by Google Search, will automatically run to validate the answer.
Gemini incorporates LearnLM, Google’s family of models fine-tuned for learning and built with experts in education, making it a leading model for educational purposes. To ensure responsible use, Google provides resources for educators, including a Google teacher center offering guidance on incorporating Gemini into lesson plans and teaching responsible AI practices. Administrators can manage user access to the Gemini app through the Google Workspace Admin Help Center, allowing them to set up groups or organizational units to control access within their domain and tailor the AI experience to specific educational needs.
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A key aspect of this expansion is the implementation of stricter content policies for users under 18. These policies are designed to prevent potentially inappropriate or harmful responses, creating a safer online environment for younger learners. Additionally, Google is introducing a youth onboarding experience with AI literacy resources, endorsed by ConnectSafely and the Family Online Safety Institute, to guide students in using AI responsibly. The first time a user asks a fact-based question, a "double-check response" feature, powered by Google Search, will automatically run to validate the answer.
Gemini incorporates LearnLM, Google’s family of models fine-tuned for learning and built with experts in education, making it a leading model for educational purposes. To ensure responsible use, Google provides resources for educators, including a Google teacher center offering guidance on incorporating Gemini into lesson plans and teaching responsible AI practices. Administrators can manage user access to the Gemini app through the Google Workspace Admin Help Center, allowing them to set up groups or organizational units to control access within their domain and tailor the AI experience to specific educational needs.
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- edu.google.com: The Gemini app is covered under the for all Workspace for Education users.
- Google Workspace Updates: The Gemini app is now available to all education users.
- chromeunboxed.com: This URL is about the Gemini app now available for all Education users, with extra safeguards for younger students.
Classification:
- HashTags: #AIinEducation #GoogleGemini #ResponsibleAI
- Company: Google
- Target: Education
- Product: Gemini
- Feature: AI integration
- Malware: LearnLM
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative