Google Workspace Changes

Live translated captions in Google Meet are now generally available for select Google Workspace editions.

Google Meet has made live translated captions generally available for select Google Workspace editions, allowing participants to translate English meetings into French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. This feature is available on both web and mobile devices and is designed to make video calls more inclusive and collaborative by removing language proficiency barriers.

We’ve made several improvements to the issue detection engine which notifies admins about peripheral and connectivity issues in their Google Meet hardware fleet.

We’ve made several improvements to the issue detection engine which notifies admins about peripheral and connectivity issues in their Google Meet hardware fleet. These improvements will make alerts more reliable and cut down on noise and false signals.

We’re now making live translated captions generally available for select Google Workspace editions.

In 2021, we announced a beta for live translated captions in Google Meet. We’re now making live translated captions generally available for select Google Workspace editions. Meeting participants can translate English meetings to: French, German, Portuguese, Spanish

Google Classroom teachers can now export their grades to Follett Aspen, a third-party Student Information System (SIS).

Google Classroom teachers can now export their grades to Follett Aspen, a third-party Student Information System (SIS). Grade export is a one-way information push that allows: Admins to establish a connection between their district SIS and Google Classroom, and configure export settings that apply to Google Classroom teachers. Teachers to manually link new or existing Google Classroom classes to their SIS, and push returned assignments and grades from Google Classroom.

Google Classroom now supports grade exporting to Follett Aspen SIS.

Google Classroom teachers in the United States and Canada can now export their grades to Follett Aspen, a third-party Student Information System (SIS). This one-way information push allows admins to establish connections and configure settings, while teachers can manually link classes and push returned assignments and grades, reducing duplicative work and keeping the SIS in sync.

Use a new enterprise certificate condition to set context-aware access rules for company-managed devices

When configuring context-aware access rules, you can now use a new signal to determine whether a device is company-owned.

PPTX file limit increase in Google Slides

Google Slides has increased the import limit for PPTX files using Office Editing mode from 100MB to 300MB. Once imported, users can save their edits back to the original PPTX file.

When configuring context-aware access rules, you can now use a new signal to determine whether a device is company-owned.

When configuring context-aware access rules, you can now use a new signal to determine whether a device is company-owned. By using new enterprise certificates as an alternative context-aware signal to determine if a device is a company-managed asset, you can set more specific context-aware policies that are appropriate based on the trustworthiness of the device.

New enterprise certificate condition for context-aware access rules to identify company-managed devices.

Administrators can now use enterprise certificates as a signal to determine if a device is company-owned when configuring context-aware access rules. This allows for the creation of more specific and secure policies based on the trustworthiness of the device, ensuring that only company-managed assets can access certain resources.