As teachers and administrators know, some of the longest-running challenges in K–12 education haven’t changed. “Each child still needs learning opportunities that can meet their specific needs, and educators still have so much on their plates,” says Jennie Magiera, Google’s global head of education impact.

To solve these challenges, schools are looking to artificial intelligence in various capacities, and Google is making it available for K–12 in ways that are safe and useful with Gemini for Education and Google AI Pro for Education.

How Is AI Changing the Game in K–12 Education?

“Student engagement is very important, and how we engage each student is very different,” says Stacy Behmer, academy team manager at CDW. AI is a great thought partner for teachers because it can help them ensure learning is tailored to each student.

EXPLORE: Google Workspace for Education opens the door to artificial intelligence in K–12.