Create something new for you and your students with an AI tool like Gemini, NotebookLM, and more.
Open Gemini, select “Canvas” in the toolbar, and ask Gemini to “create a presentation.” Specify a topic or upload your own source with the prompt, the number of slides, and any details about the slides.
Create an infographic for your course syllabus, a lesson, or unit. Open Gemini, "Create images" from the Tools menu, & choose the "Thinking" model selection. Add a fun visual style from Eric Curts' blog like "Ikea Instruction Manual"!
Build, verify, and share a concept simulation: Go to Gemini, select "Canvas" in the toolbar, ask to "create a simulation" (specifying the topic), & then embed it in a Google Site.
💡Explore the Reaction Time Test simulation by Sarah Harvey (Harriton).
"Gems" are pre-made prompts for educators to use with Google Gemini.
Bridge the gap with perfect analogies. Generate grade-appropriate analogies for any difficult concept.
Analyze assessment questions to determine the Depth of Knowledge (DOK) level using the 1-4 framework, to ensure questions promote appropriate student rigor.
Stop struggling to create multiple assignments and let this Gem build a standards-aligned Choice Board in seconds, giving your students ownership over how they learn.
New to NotebookLM? Explore a featured notebook to get a sense of how they work:
Parenting Advice for the Digital Age | The World Ahead 2025 | Shakespeare: The Complete Plays
Reach every learner by creating engaging Audio, Video, or Slidedeck resources in the Studio. Click the pencil icon to add custom directions.
To share: Click the three-dot menu to download, then upload to your Drive to share with students.
You can now share a NotebookLM with a class of students via Schoology, including any studio tools you generate (flashcards, audio overview, etc).
Explore the AI Tools page on the T&L site to view approved tools, prompting, and lesson ideas.
Take the pulse of your class instantly with SchoolAI. Whether used as a Bellringer or a Closure, SchoolAI goes beyond a standard quiz. It engages students in a quick 1:1 conversation to uncover misconceptions and reveal exactly where each student is in their learning journey.