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Google recently released something known as Gemini study notebooks. It can create a personalized study plan based on the notes, syllabus, and course materials you upload, making it such a helpful learning tool.
An announcement from Google in a new blog post shows it’s expanding access to study notebooks. This implies users of all ages who’re signed into a school or work-issued Google account can access the tool. However, the user’s admin will need to enable the Gemini app and Gemini Notebook first.
Some things you can do with study notebooks include: creating new notebooks, progress check quizzes, and custom lessons. You can also check out a dynamic dashboard that sorts your goals into categories, like “Strengths” and “Focus” areas, to enable you shore up any gaps in your knowledge.
Google has already started the rollout. According to the company it’ll likely take up to 15 days before visibility. Though study notebooks is available to Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers, and personal Google accounts, presently it isn’t available to those in the European Economic Area (EEA). Google promises that in weeks to come support will rollout to the EEA.
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