In this Tech in 10 tutorial, learn how to use Guided Learning in Google Gemini to turn AI into a step-by-step teaching partner instead of an answer generator. Guided Learning is ideal when you want Gemini to teach like a tutor—asking questions, checking understanding, and adapting instruction as you go.

You’ll see a practical classroom example using CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) writing in middle school science, along with a powerful workflow for uploading standards and having Gemini unpack them into teacher-friendly language, learning targets, and quick formative checks.

This approach helps educators slow down AI, keep thinking at the center, and design instruction that actually supports learning—not shortcuts.

Perfect for lesson planning, standards analysis, and instructional coaching.

Looking for free, ready-to-use Google Gemini Gems for education? In this tutorial, I’ll show you EduGems, a site curated by Eric Curts with a growing collection of Gemini Gems (task-specific chatbots you can use in your classroom workflow).

You’ll learn how to:
Browse EduGems categories to quickly find the right Gem
Open a Gem to read its purpose and how it works
Click Use the Gem to add it to your Gemini Gems library
Copy a Gem into your own account so you can rename it, edit the instructions, and customize it
Use the preview/test area to iterate on your instructions
Add a knowledge base (upload files) to guide outputs (ex: your lesson plan template)

EduGems is especially helpful if you’re still building confidence with prompt writing, because many Gems guide you with the right questions and structure.

AI is moving faster than ever—and the last few days alone prove it. From Google launching free AI-powered classrooms and Microsoft’s medical AI diagnosing patients better than doctors, to robots playing soccer and Elon Musk building a power plant for xAI, the future is unfolding at record speed.

In this video, we cover 11 of the most jaw-dropping AI breakthroughs happening right now. You'll see how AI is reshaping education, medicine, video editing, personal assistants, and even the way we use browsers. We’re talking real-time animation from a single sketch, IVF success thanks to astrophysics-inspired sperm-tracking AI, and the rise of AI-native operating systems.

Whether you’re into tech, curious about what’s next, or wondering how AI will change your job—this is the update you don’t want to miss.
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Unlock the power of Google Gemini AI Educator Hub with this easy step-by-step tutorial! 🚀 Whether you’re a teacher, student, or education enthusiast, this guide will show you how to use Gemini AI tools to make teaching and learning more engaging, efficient, and creative.

In this video, you’ll learn:
✅ What the Google Gemini AI Educator Hub is all about
✅ How to access and navigate the platform
✅ Practical ways teachers can use Gemini AI in the classroom
✅ Tips to maximize AI for smarter learning experiences

With Gemini AI, you can create lesson plans, spark creativity, and bring innovation into your classroom. Don’t miss out on this future of education!

💡 Perfect for: Teachers, educators, students, and anyone interested in AI in education.

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Welcome to What’s Poppin' in AI — your micro-roundup from The Intersect Show host Cory Corrine!

This week, we’re talking about AI private schools without teachers, Google’s Gemini Nano Banana 3D figurine generator and viral TikToks about AI firing employees...but is it real?

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This video simplifies how efficient Gemini can make your classroom.

If you’re a K–12 teacher wondering what ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude can actually do in the classroom, this video is for you.

In less than 5 minutes, you’ll get a quick demo, real classroom examples, and a preview of how AI tools can help with:

Lesson planning

Grading

Parent communication

Student activities

And more!

🎯 What You’ll Learn:

What ChatGPT is and how it compares to other tools like Gemini and Claude

Why AI matters for teachers today

A simple way to try AI in your classroom this week — no tech skills required

📚 This is Video 1 of a practical AI series for teachers:

Lesson Planning in Seconds

Writing Parent Emails

Grading with Rubrics

Student Engagement Prompts

Time-Saving Hacks for Teachers

✅ Subscribe and follow along — whether you’re using ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or all three, this series is built to save you time and support your students.

Looking for the best AI tools for teachers in 2025? This video breaks down Microsoft 365 Copilot, ChatGPT, and Google Gemini — what they cost, how they work, and which one is right for your teaching style. Whether you're creating lesson plans, grading, differentiating content, or organizing your classroom workflow, these AI tools can save you hours every week.

In this teacher-friendly guide, you’ll learn:
✔️ The difference between Copilot, ChatGPT, and Gemini
✔️ How each tool fits into Google or Microsoft school systems
✔️ What teachers can do with AI to save planning time
✔️ Which tool is best for YOUR daily routine

If you're new here, my channel saves teachers time by breaking down the best tech and AI tools to make your workload lighter. Subscribe for more videos on teacher-tech, AI tips, and classroom productivity!

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Tired of endless hours grading writing? Wish you had a consistent, smart partner for feedback? This video shows teachers how to use Google Gemini to create your own AI writing grader!

Discover how Gemini helps you:

⚡ Slash marking time: Get instant, detailed feedback on grammar, structure, and content.
🎯 Ensure consistent grades: Train Gemini to follow your rubrics, guaranteeing fair feedback every time.
🤝 Facilitate collaborative marking: Use AI insights to align standards and discuss grades with colleagues.
📈 Provide targeted student feedback: Give students actionable advice to improve their writing faster.

Stop drowning in papers! Let Gemini be your teaching assistant, transforming your grading process and giving you more time for what matters: teaching.

In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to combine multiple AI tools to create an interactive learning resources for students. Using Google's Gemini AI and Claude Code together, I show you step-by-step how to build a comprehensive study app that engages students while giving teachers valuable insights into their progress.

What you'll learn:
-How to use Google's AI (Gemini) to create initial interactive flashcard and quiz apps
-Using Claude Code to enhance and refine AI-generated educational resources
-Creating multi-level differentiated content (Foundation, Intermediate, Advanced)
-Implementing student progress tracking and answer export features
-Enabling students to download their work to OneNote or Obsidian as markdown files

Key Features of the Final App:
-Interactive flashcards with AI-powered explanations using analogies
-Progressive quiz system (must complete foundation level first)
-Self-reflection tools for student answers
-Export functionality to OneNote and Obsidian
-Teacher-friendly answer tracking system
-Differentiated learning paths for various ability levels

Starting with a simple markdown file from a textbook resource, I walk through the iterative process of prompting, testing, and refining the code between both AIs. This approach ensures accuracy (based on your actual teaching materials) while creating genuinely useful tools that students will actually engage with.

Perfect for teachers looking to create custom, interactive study materials that go beyond static PDFs and worksheets. No coding experience necessary!

0:00 - Introduction and app overview
1:36 - Starting with Google's AI (initial prompt)
2:32 - Bringing code into Claude Code for improvements
3:38 - Iterative refinement process
5:17 - Adding export functionality
6:06 - Final app demonstration
6:53 - Student quiz results and OneNote integration

Want Google Gemini to create a fully illustrated storybook—with pages and read-aloud audio—in about a minute? In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Storybook Gem in Google Gemini, how to add photos/files for more personal stories, and how to regenerate versions until the book is exactly what you want.

You’ll learn how to:
Find Gems → Storybook (or Explore Gems and search “Storybook”)
Write strong storybook prompts using: character, setting, problem, tone, illustration style
Add files (photos, documents, kid drawings) to personalize stories
Revise by iterating in chat (change tone, reading level, art style, ending, dialogue)
Use Listen for read-aloud narration + change the voice
Share/export/download your final storybook

⚠️ Data privacy reminder for educators: Avoid uploading real photos of students.

Classroom ideas
Storybook is great for:
Explaining complex concepts as a narrative (ex: photosynthesis as a hero’s journey)
Language practice with level targets
Student-centered stories with clear requirements
✅ Pro tip: Plan → Prompt → Revise with feedback.

Chapters
0:00 Storybook in under a minute (illustrations + audio)
0:22 Where to find the Storybook Gem
0:39 What to include in great prompts
0:53 Example prompt (robot on the moon)
1:14 Generate the book (about 10 pages)
1:42 Add files (photos/docs/drawings) + privacy note
2:01 Revise by iterating (tone/level/art/ending/dialogue)
2:43 Read-aloud audio + voice options
2:50 Share/export/download
3:02 Educator use cases + workflow tip