Start the year AI-ready with the Google AI Educator Series
An overview of upcoming training sessions from the Google AI Educator Series (GES), and how teachers are putting these tools to work. by Jennie Magiera via News from Google
At the Google Arts & Culture Lab, we use emerging technologies to create accessible experiences that connect us to culture in new ways online. Our latest experiment,…Popular posts from this blog
Supporting 10 indie game studios in Latin America
Google Play is awarding $2 million and hands-on support to 10 Latin American-based game studios: meet the 2025 winners. by Daniel Trócoli via The Keyword
NotebookLM is adding a new way to share your own notebooks publicly.
Many people who use NotebookLM already share their notebooks with classmates, coworkers, students and friends. Today, we're making sharing and curation easier — with pub… by Tin-Yun HoNotebookLM via The Keyword
10 Web Stories, and what's great about them
Web Stories are a new content format on the web, so we’re all learning together what works and what doesn’t when it comes to creating them. To help web creators develop a sense of what makes a story great, we’re kicking off a series to share tips and ideas from high-quality Web Stories we’ve discovered in the wild. Watch the above episode of our YouTube series “Storytime” for this first batch of stories, read it as Web Story on your phone, or scroll on if you prefer reading. The tablet-friendly high adrenaline story Ford's Mustang Mach-E 1400 Prototype makes a Tesla look like a toy by INPUT Not only does this story turn it to 11 from the very start through smart use of video and a super streamlined font, it’s also a great example of a responsive story—that is, a story that works just as well on tablets and desktop as on mobile. The video-first completely bonkers jet set story Would You Try This Jet Suit? By Seeker Many of the best...
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