"Google Inc. is talking with educational-software companies to help build a marketplace for online learning programs, an industry whose value may approach $5 billion this year." --From The Boston ...

Google announced yesterday that it would be adding a marketplace for third-party developers who wanted to leverage the Apps API and create applications to extend the functionality of Google Apps.

For the last half of 2009, I've been writing about my great experiences with Google Apps for Education. I've talked about cool features, their plans for next year, and user acceptance of the service.

You could feel it in the Mountain View air, something more than the usual Silicon Valley hum. It was Google I/O week, and AI was the phrase on everyone’s lips. Education, with its high stakes and ...

After rolling out Google Play for Education in the U.S. earlier this month— Google’s new service making it easier for educators to distribute apps to multiple Android devices in the classroom— the ...

Back in 2013, Google launched Play for Education, a program that made it easier for educators to purchase apps and books and distribute them to their students’ Android tablets. Now, this program is ...

Google will reportedly stop selling Play for Education licenses next month. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more ...

A Google Group, a utility available in DePauw’s Google Apps for Education domain, is similar to a mailing list as it contains the email addresses of its members, but it also has its own address.

Google Drive, a Google Apps for Education product, allows users to store, create and collaborate on documents in the cloud. Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) maintains contractual agreements with ...

Schools today look almost nothing like they did 50 years ago. Kids aren't riffling through card catalogs or prying open dusty encyclopedias in the library — they're browsing online databases and ...

In June of 2024 Google is removing the free, unlimited storage feature from our campus @ucsd.edu Google domain. This change will impact user accounts and role accounts as well as Shared Drives. All ...

Google's John Mueller said that Google ignores a lot of links on EDU TLDs because they are more often link spam targets. Google said there is a misconception that EDU links are more valuable, hence ...