Technology is transforming what’s possible in schools—enabling innovative solutions to learning’s biggest barriers. With our suite of devices, apps, and resources, you can easily bring the power of technology to your classroom.
Perfect for sharable class sets or 1 to 1 programs, Chromebooks are versatile devices with dynamic content and G Suite built in. They’re easy to use and simple to manage. That’s why U.S. schools have made them the #1 device.¹
Meet the Chromebooks
70 million educators and students use G Suite for Education: a suite of free, secure productivity tools. Popular tools like Gmail and Google Docs enable easy classroom collaboration.
Think of Google Classroom as your command center. Create classes, distribute assignments, send feedback—all in one place. It's instant. It's paperless. It's easy.
Digital tools can help teachers nurture responsible digital citizens, world explorers, and ambitious creators. Purchase discounted bundles of popular tools for common classroom needs like video-making, podcasts, and coding. Or use free apps like Google Earth, WeVideo, and Google Search.
How do you measure the impact of technology in the classroom? Explore findings from a 16 month investigation with Evergreen Education Group highlighting successes with Google for Education tools through the lens of teachers, students, and administrators.
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Bringing Google tools to your school? We’ve got you covered. Whether you’re an educator or administrator—there are programs, training, and support for you. Use our free resources or connect with partners.
How to get started
A collection of free, online trainings to help teachers effectively use Google technology in the classroom.
Google for Education partners work with us to provide schools with technology, training, and support.
Find the resources your IT Team needs to plan, deploy, and support G Suite and Chromebooks at your school.
We provide tools and products to bring technology-based learning to classrooms.
See our work in CS
Over 4,600 schools have used CS First to introduce computer science to students. The CS First curriculum is free and easy to use—no computer science experience required.
Google provides grants to education nonprofits dedicated to providing exemplary computer science professional development for teachers.
Online activities, resources, and mentor videos to inspire teen girls to take their first step in code, and to see technology as a means to pursue their dreams.
A free technology curriculum for problem solving with digital tools. Teach learners practical digital skills for school, work, and life.