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Google makes Gemini study notebooks available for Workspace accounts

Google announced that study notebooks in Gemini are now available for Google Workspace accounts. The feature, introduced earlier this year, turns Gemini into an interactive learning platform. Administrators can enable the Gemini app and Gemini Notebook for users in specific groups or organizational units.

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  • Admins can enable Gemini study notebooks for Workspace users by turning on the Gemini app and Gemini Notebook in the admin console.
  • The feature provides personalized lessons, in‑line quizzes and a real‑time mastery dashboard using uploaded class materials.
  • Rollout started Sep 17, 2026; available globally except the EEA, where it will arrive in the coming weeks.

Users create a notebook, upload class materials, request progress‑check quizzes, receive bite‑sized personalized lessons, and track real‑time mastery on a dashboard that highlights strengths and focus areas. The rollout began on Sep 17, 2026 for rapid‑release domains, with a gradual visibility period of up to 15 days. It is live for all Workspace customers and Individual subscribers outside the European Economic Area, while EEA users will gain access in the coming weeks.

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Study notebooks in Gemini are now available for Google Workspace accounts

Google Workspace Updates · 22 September 2026

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