A teacher I work with spent her entire prep period last Tuesday building a rubric from scratch. Forty-five minutes — formatting rows, writing descriptors, double-checking alignment.
I showed her the Gemini tab inside Google Classroom. She typed one sentence, and a detailed, formatted rubric appeared in under 30 seconds.
She looked at me and said: “Why didn’t anyone tell me this was here?”
That is the problem. Google quietly added over 30 free AI tools directly inside Google Classroom — and most teachers have no idea they exist.
The 3-minute move (watch this)
Recently, at a Google for Education Instructional Coaches meeting, we shared and demonstrated some of the new Google Gemini features now available inside Google Classroom. Check out the video below to see how to level your classroom assignments, create self-grading quizzes from a single topic prompt, and quickly translate documents into multiple languages with just one click.
