Google Workspace Changes

Preview summaries in the Google Chat home view now available  in three additional languages

The preview summaries in the Google Chat home view is now available in three additional languages and has completed rollout to Rapid and Scheduled Release domains.

Google Docs code blocks now support additional programming languages.

Support for additional code languages has been added to Google Docs, giving more users the ability to easily visualize code, making code more readable and collaboration easier.

Create custom chart groupings in Connected Sheets

Connected Sheets users can now create custom groupings for numeric values in a chart. Users can control the minimum and maximum value of the buckets and the interval size of the bucket. This improves the experience of using Connected Sheets to visualize a large amount of data.

You can now set your preferred language for “Take notes for me”, recorded captions, and meeting transcripts from the Calendar invite or during the meeting on Android and iOS devices.

You can now set your preferred language for these features from the Calendar invite, which will apply to every meeting in a series, or during the meeting when using Google Meet on Android and iOS devices.

Teachers can now grade and assign grading labels in bulk on the Student Work page in Google Classroom.

This update enables teachers to grade and assign grading labels in bulk on the Student work page in addition to the Gradebook. This update enables teachers to grade and assign grading labels in bulk, ultimately making grading more efficient and saving teachers time.

Google Classroom is expanding to 7 additional languages in the web experience.

The Google Classroom web experience is expanding to include Afrikaans, Assamese, Estonian, French Canadian, Icelandic, Kazakh, and Swahili.

New silent reading mode in Google Classroom’s Read Along.

Students can now use a silent reading mode in Read Along, allowing them to read without disturbing others. Teachers will only receive insights related to comprehension, not accuracy or words per minute.

Introduces silent reading mode in Read Along within Google Classroom.

Students can now use a silent reading mode in Read Along, allowing them to read without reading aloud. Teachers will receive reading performance insights related to comprehension, but not accuracy or words per minute.

Google Docs code blocks now support additional programming languages (C#, Go, Kotlin, PHP, Rust, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, XML, JSON, Protobuf, Textproto, SQL, Bash/Shell).

Code blocks in Google Docs now support additional programming languages, making code more readable and collaboration easier. Users can format code blocks in C#, Go, Kotlin, PHP, Rust, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, XML, JSON, Protobuf, Textproto, SQL, and Bash/Shell.

Educators can use Gemini in Google Classroom to generate questions from text.

Educators can select a Google Drive file or manually input text, select which skills they want students to demonstrate, then generate questions to assess grade-specific comprehension and critical reasoning skills of students.

Use Gemini in Google Classroom to generate questions or a quiz based on specific text.

Educators can select a Google Drive file or manually input text, select which skills they want students to demonstrate, then generate questions to assess grade-specific comprehension and critical reasoning skills of students. Once generated, educators can then export the questions to a Google Form or Google Doc to assign to students.

Educators can use Gemini in Google Classroom to generate questions from text for quizzes or exit tickets.

Educators can select a Google Drive file or manually input text and select the skills they want students to demonstrate. Gemini then generates questions to assess comprehension and critical reasoning. Educators can export the questions to a Google Form or Google Doc to assign to students.

Users can now easily update AI voiceovers in Google Vids.

Google Vids users can now make updates to their scripts and apply changes to AI voiceovers with one click.

Help me write in Google Docs now available in Japanese, Italian, French and German.

Help me write is now available in four additional languages: Japanese, Italian, French and German.

"Help me write" in Google Docs is now available in Japanese, Italian, French, and German.

The "Help me write" feature in Google Docs is now available in Japanese, Italian, French, and German.