Do you want to discover some of the latest advances with the most powerful Edtech company? Google! Also listen to this conversation with Steven VOTSCHI, director of the Google Education North American EDUCATION COMPAGE and PARTNERSES, who works with school districts, universities and colleges to take advantage of Google's workspace and ChromeBooks products to personalize learning.
Steven shares Google's initiatives, including free data protections for educational workspace accounts and new AI training resources for educators. We cover AI applications between administrative tasks and class education, emphasizing responsible implementation, personalization and equity problems. Steven notes the importance of AI -adapted AI tools and emphasizes community collaboration in the development of successful educational technology strategies. Listen:
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