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What’s changing We’re excited to introduce the ability for users to react to emails in Gmail with emojis. This new feature allows users to quickly respond, acknowledge receipt of an email, and express themselves more authentically.  Whether you’re using a gratitude emoji to thank a teammate, voting for a team dinner with a food emoji, or congratulating your client for reaching a milestone with a celebratory emoji, emoji reactions provide an expressive and personalized way of responding to emails.  Getting started  Admins: This feature will be OFF by default and can be enabled at the domain level by going to the Admin console > Apps > Gmail > End User Access > Emoji reactions . Visit the Help Center to learn more about managing Gmail settings for your users.  End users:  Reactions cannot be sent as a response if an email was received via a Google Group email alias or if there is a Google Group on the recipient list.  Emoji reacti...

What’s changing  Last year , we announced the general availability of Google Vids, our AI-powered video creation app for work to help tell stories across your organization for select Workspace editions.  Vids helps novice video creators easily build videos with a host of Gemini features that get them to a first draft faster using a set of generative AI capabilities. Help me create can generate a fully editable initial storyboard using a prompt and a doc from your Google Drive. After choosing a style, Gemini pieces together your video draft with suggested scenes, including recommended stock media, scripts, AI voiceovers, background music and more. Recently announced at Next , users will soon be able to generate custom video clips directly in Vids with Veo 2, enabling them to spend less time searching for assets to tell their story.  Today, we’re excited to expand Google Vids to Business Starter, Enterprise Starter, and Nonprofit customers, giving them full access t...

What’s changing Since bringing NotebookLM to Google Workspace customers earlier this year , and most recently to Google Workspace for Education , many have utilized the Audio Overviews feature.  Audio Overviews are lively “deep dive” discussions between two AI hosts who summarize key topics in your sources. These turn documents, slides, charts and more into engaging discussions with one click and are especially useful for learning on-the-go. Today, we’re excited to expand Audio Overviews to over 50 languages in Beta.  Additional details For Audio Overviews, you can upload sources from all supported languages , including a combination of different languages in the same notebook, and then generate audio in any of the languages outlined above.  Audio Overviews are not meant to be a subjective view of a topic by the AI hosts, but simply a reflection of the source content that you have uploaded. Interactive mode, when a user is able to join the hosts’ conversation ...

What’s changing Today we’re launching Out-of-Domain file-level warnings, now publicly available to all Google Workspace users. Specifically, a badge will be displayed on Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides files when the file is owned by or shared with someone outside of your domain. You'll also see a pop-up with more details and the option to report the externally owned file for abuse.  Image of "External" badge displayed in Google Docs This feature helps users identify potentially risky files and avoid phishing scams when working with files shared from outside your organization. Additional details Known Limitations: For externally shared content, the badge will not be displayed if any internal Google Groups have access to the document, even if these groups have external members. If any service accounts have access to the document, the External badge will be displayed, even if the service account is owned internally. Getting started Admins: This feat...

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5  New updates Unless otherwise indicated, the features below are available to all Google Workspace customers, and are fully launched or in the process of rolling out. Rollouts should take no more than 15 business days to complete if launching to both  Rapid and Scheduled Release at the same time . If not, each stage of rollout should take no more than 15 business days to complete. New look for the Gmail mobile app on iOS devices  Starting this week, you’ll notice a refreshed look and feel for the Gmail mobile app on iOS devices that is in line with Google Material Design 3 . This matches the experience on web and Android devices. | Rolling out now to Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains . | Available to Google Workspace customers, Google Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts. | Visit the Help Center to learn more about the Gmail app . Introducing easier editing for objects and audio tracks in Google Vids Following the...

What’s changing  In 2024 we introduced data classification labels for email in open beta , and since then we’ve introduced several feature enhancements including:  Auto-classification labeling with data loss prevention (DLP) rules . Instant application of DLP rules and actions triggered by classification labels on the web.  “ Sensitive content snippets ” for Gmail messages that trigger data loss prevention rules .  Events related to labeling, like “label_applied” or “label_removed” are now included in audit logs, allowing admins to generate reports based on label values for further analysis.  Support on Android and iOS devices .  Beginning today, we are pleased to announce that data classification labels are generally available, giving admins yet another way to enhance their security posture. Who’s impacted Admins and end users Why it matters  Data breaches are increasingly common and costly across all organizations, including en...

What’s changing  Last year , we released a collection of modern, professionally designed templates in Google Slides to help make it easier for users to build presentations. Today, we’re excited to introduce a second wave of templates that cater to a wide range of use cases such as business proposals, product pitches, marketing plans, quarterly reviews, team intros or celebrations, and more. These make it easier for you to get started building impactful presentations for collaborative teams, businesses, educational users, and more.  Who’s impacted  End users  Why you’d use it  Slides templates enable users to jumpstart their presentation creation, maintain a consistent look and feel, and focus on what matters most—your content. More specifically, they help users overcome the blank canvas and spend less time on design and instead, dive straight into crafting a compelling narrative that is visually cohesive and professional.  Getting started A...

What’s changing Last year , we introduced student groups in Google Classroom, a feature that enables teachers to create groups of students to make assigning differentiated content easier. As a result of this update, teachers can differentiate content across sub-sections of their class based on their students' needs. For example, teachers can create groups based on different reading levels and as their class adapts, they can edit members of a group or delete groups within their class.  Today, we’re excited to announce improvements to student groups that enable teachers to:  Email groups, which is especially useful when educators want to communicate with a sub-section of their class.  Sort by groups when grading on the Student work page. This makes it easier to grade more efficiently and understand student performance based on groups.  Edit student groups when creating an assignment so that educators can quickly adapt instruction without having to go to the Pe...

1  New update Unless otherwise indicated, the features below are available to all Google Workspace customers, and are fully launched or in the process of rolling out. Rollouts should take no more than 15 business days to complete if launching to both  Rapid and Scheduled Release at the same time . If not, each stage of rollout should take no more than 15 business days to complete. Create custom chart groupings in Connected Sheets We’re excited to announce that Connected Sheets users can now create custom groupings for numeric values in a chart. More specifically, users can control the minimum and maximum value of the buckets and the interval size of the bucket. We hope this improves upon the experience of using Connected Sheets to visualize a large amount of data.  | Rolling out now to Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains . | Available to Google Workspace customers, Google Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts. | Visit the ...

What’s changing We recently announced additional language support for “Take notes for me”, recorded captions, and meeting transcripts. You can now set your preferred language for these features:  From the Calendar invite. Your preferred language will apply to every meeting in a series. During the meeting when using Google Meet on Android and iOS devices. Choosing your preferred language from the Calendar invite Choosing your preferred language during the meeting on a mobile device Additional details Available on iOS for: Gmail: 6.0.250305.1795546 Meet: 298.0.72766 Available on Android for: Gmail: 2025.04.06.744527406 Meet: 301.0.744527189 Getting started Admins: Visit the Help Center to learn more about allowing Google Meet AI to take notes for your users . There are no admin controls for recorded captions or meeting captions. End users: Visit the Help Center to learn more about using "Take notes for me" in Google Meet, recorde...

What’s changing To further improve grading options for teachers using grading systems in Google Classroom, we recently introduced the ability to perform bulk grading via ‘grade all’. With this new feature, teachers can quickly and efficiently grade all students' work on the Gradebook page by selecting ‘grade all’. They can also choose to override existing grades and automatically return them to students after grading.  Today, we’re excited to announce that teachers can now take bulk grading action 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.  Getting started  Admins: There is no admin control for this feature.  End users:   Once a teacher has set up grading , they can follow these steps to grade all:  Go to Google Classroom > Student Work Page > select multiple students > click the ...

What’s changing In the coming weeks, Google Workspace Business and Enterprise admins will be able to turn on access to Workspace with Gemini alpha features for their users. Turning this on gives your users a head start on leveraging our latest AI features and the opportunity to provide Google with helpful feedback as we develop new features. More information can be found below which can help you decide whether early access is right for your users. We first introduced this option last year for Google Workspace customers who previously purchased a Gemini Enterprise, Gemini Business and AI Meetings & Messaging add-on.  Access to Gemini alpha features can be turned on for all users or a subset of users in specific Organizational Units (OUs) or Groups. Admin console > Generative AI > Gemini for Workspace > Alpha features Additional details Alpha features get the same robust data protection standards that come with all Google Workspace services. Alpha f...

What’s changing  In addition to the recent announcement of educators being able to upload content to Read Along in Google Classroom, we’re excited to introduce a new feature that allows students to read a book in silent reading mode.  Prior to today, students could only read aloud and unlike the default reading mode, silent reading mode will allow students to read a book silently without having to draw attention to themselves or disturbing their classmates. In addition to giving teachers more flexibility in how they use Read Along, this new reading mode is particularly useful in scenarios where multiple students might be working on a reading assignment in the same space. With less noise and fewer distractions, students can still build independent reading skills and will continue to:  Receive assistance from the AI reading buddy when needed by clicking on any unknown words  Be presented with questions to help with their reading comprehension  Receive st...

What’s changing Last month , we announced the ability to use the Google Classroom mobile app in additional languages, and today we’re excited to announce the same languages are also now available with the web experience:  Afrikaans Assamese  Estonian  French Canadian  Icelandic  Kazakh  Swahili  Additional details  Certain Google Classroom features might not be accessible in all languages, including Read Along in Classroom, Practice sets, Originality reports and Gemini in Classroom  Getting started  Admins and end users:   The language in Classroom is based on a user's language settings for their Google account.   Visit the Help Center to learn more about getting started with Google Workspace for Education and supported languages for Google Classroom.   Rollout pace  Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains : Gradual rollout (up to 15 days for feature visibility) starting on April 15, ...

What’s changing In 2022 , we introduced a smart canvas feature that enables you to format and display code in Google Docs with code blocks.  We’re adding support for additional code languages to give even more users the ability to easily visualize code, making more code readable and collaboration much easier. Starting today, users can now format code blocks in the following additional programming languages:  C#  Go  Kotlin  PHP  Rust  TypeScript  HTML  CSS  XML  JSON  Protobuf  Textproto  SQL  Bash/Shell  Getting started  Admins : There is no admin control for this feature.  End users : To format and display code in a Doc, select Insert > Building blocks > Code blocks > choose your programming language or search @ > Code blocks > choose your programming language. Visit the Help Center to learn more about inserting smart chips & building blocks in yo...