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

What’s changing

Earlier this year, we introduced the ability to generate vocabulary lists with the help of Gemini in Google Classroom. Today, we’re adding a text-dependent question generation tool to further our efforts for AI to help educators save time, create captivating learning experiences, and inspire creativity.

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. This new option can be particularly useful in a variety of scenarios, such as creating an exit ticket or a quiz to check students’ understanding.

Getting started

Admins: Learn more about available pricing and discounts for the Gemini Education add-ons or contact your existing Google Workspace for Education reseller or a Google for Education sales specialist.
End users:

If your admin has assigned you a Gemini Education license, navigate to the “Gemini Education” tab in the navigation bar in Google Classroom to use the text-dependent question generation tool.
Visit the Help Center to learn more about features of Gemini in Classroom and feel free to take this course to learn more about generative AI for Educators.

Rollout pace

Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains: Available now.

Availability

Available for Google Workspace for Education customers with these add-ons:

Gemini Education and Gemini Education Premium

Resources

source http://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2025/04/use-gemini-in-google-classroom-to-generate-questions-from-text.html

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