These updates to G Suite for Education help teachers and students take back the time they spend on repetitive tasks. And, when the list of invitees grows long and no times are available, Calendar will suggest times across the group where the conflicts are easiest to resolve, such as recurring 1:1 meetings.įrom the beginning our suite was built on the idea that when people can work together easily from anywhere, they accomplish more. Google Calendar uses machine intelligence to help you easily find a time when invitees are free, and it also suggests available rooms based on your previous bookings. Here are some of the new features recently launched in G Suite for Education:įinding time to meet with other teachers can be hard, especially when the list of people and locations you’re coordinating starts to grow. Because we believe that when students and teachers break down silos and have collaborative tools for their classroom, amazing learning can happen. G Suite for Education is the same set of apps that you know and love-Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Hangouts, and more- but designed with new intelligent features that make work easier and bring teachers and students together. So we’re excited to introduce a new name for Google Apps for Education that better reflects the collaborative power of these tools and reinforces our dedication to teachers and students: G Suite for Education. Since then, we’ve added products like Google Classroom and Hangouts - tools that transcend the meaning of what an app means today, tools that are powerful alone but even better when they work together.

Google Apps for Education arrived on the scene ten years ago with a vision to help teachers and students share and learn together in innovative ways.

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