Increasingly, the worlds of fashion and technology are becoming intertwined—from wristbands that track your heart rate to responsive fabrics...
Google Docs and Classroom: your school year sidekicks
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School’s in! As you settle into your classes and start to juggle soccer practice, club meetings and homework, we’re here to help. We’ve been...
New (School) Year resolutions with #GoogleEdu
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The tradition of ringing in each New Year with resolutions (whether we stick to them or not) is always an opportunity to reflect and start t...
Dive into Ocean Week at Camp Google
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Today is the start of Camp Google—an online summer camp built to spark and satisfy kids’ curiosities, with four weeks of live adventures for...
Appreciating our teachers
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When I was in 5th grade, I complained to my teacher, Mr. Tomazewski, that there must be more to mathematics than simple arithmetic. He concu...
Expanding opportunities through computer science education
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One student celebrated Martin Luther King Day . Another created a music video with a nod to a Frozen princess. A third invited a cold pola...
Google Science Fair 2015: what will you try?
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Science is about observing and experimenting. It’s about exploring unanswered questions, solving problems through curiosity, learning as you...
Google RISE Awards support girls and minorities in tech—from Australia to Mexico
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(Cross-posted on the Google for EDU Blog ) When Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people need support, they turn to their daughters. In ...
This year the holidays are Made with Code
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Cross-posted on the Google for Education Blog Carol-singing, hot chocolate, latkes and ice skating are all things that get us into the spiri...
With Chromebooks, students find new ways to learn
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Cross-posted on the Google for Education blog Students and schools have done some amazing things with Chromebooks since we first launched in...
For those who dream big: Announcing the winners of the 2014 Google Science Fair
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Ciara Judge, Émer Hickey and Sophie Healy-Thow became interested in addressing the global food crisis after learning about the Horn of Afric...
Fifteen ways to change the world: the 2014 Google Science Fair Global Finalists
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Kenneth Shinozuka, from New York City, wants to help people with Alzheimer’s Disease, like his grandfather. Kenneth developed a small, weara...
A new learning environment at Mater Dei in Brazil
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We launched Google Apps for Education because we believed it would help students learn more collaboratively and help educators spend less ti...
Previewing a new Classroom
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As a former high school math teacher, I know all too well that teachers spend a ton of valuable time doing things other than teaching—waking...
Explore new careers with the first virtual Take Your Classroom to Work Day
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For 21 years, Take Your Child To Work Day has helped kids understand what moms and dads do all day after they leave the house. And even if k...
Providing more CS professional development for K-12 teachers with an expanded CS4HS
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For more than five years, we’ve provided free and inexpensive teacher professional development trainings in computer science education throu...
Kicking off the 2014 Google Science Fair: It’s your turn to change the world
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What if you could turn one of your passions into something that could change the world? That's just what thousands of teens have done si...
Supporting computer science education with the 2014 RISE Awards
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"We need more kids falling in love with science and math.” That's what Larry Page said at last year's I/O, and it's a feeli...
Google+: Explore the world, right from the classroom
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We all remember the days when we’d arrive at school, permission slips and bag lunches in tow, ready to venture forth on a field trip. Those...
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