«جيميني» يدخل المدارس معلنًا عن أقوى أدوات «قوقل» التعليمية

With the start of the new school year, Google has announced a new suite of educational tools aimed directly at students, in a move that reflects the increasing competition in the AI-powered education market and the company's efforts to make its Gemini platform the primary study assistant for learners around the world.

The new additions include AI-generated interactive graphics, 3D simulations, a dedicated study hub within the search engine, as well as instant practice tests that can be created for any subject, from science and mathematics to languages and humanities.

Interactive Learning Within the Search Engine

The new tools allow students to create customized educational simulations that help them understand complex concepts visually. For example, when searching for "pH scale," the search engine displays an interactive graph through the AI Overview tool, illustrating how the scale works and allowing the student to interact with it directly.

Students can ask more specialized follow-up questions, such as, "Where do citrus fruits fall on the pH scale?" to receive a tailored educational experience designed to answer that question, complete with illustrations and simulations that reinforce understanding.

Instant Practice Tests

Users can now create practice tests directly from the search, without the need for external platforms. When entering a phrase like, "Create a test using the most common vocabulary words in exams to help me prepare for the SAT," the search engine prepares an instant interactive test that the student can solve and review their answers in real-time.

Through these tools, Google aims to transform the search engine into a complete educational space that not only presents information but also offers ways to understand, apply, and assess it.

Intense Competition in the Smart Education Market

The launch of these tools represents Google's latest steps in the educational AI race, facing companies like OpenAI and emerging platforms offering advanced training tools such as GoTh and Kinote.

The company bets that integrating AI within the search engine will make Gemini the most prominent study assistant for students, especially as reliance on self-learning and digital platforms increases. As the school year begins, Google seems determined to redefine how students learn, through tools that combine interactivity, speed, and accuracy, transforming search into a complete educational experience.