Google has just announced a wonderful new initiative called Study Corgi to make SAT prep more fun! They will release free practice exams, powered by their cutting-edge AI technology. This new offering is specifically designed to address the stress and anxiety that often accompanies standardized testing. It gives students a better, more helpful, more positive place to study.
To make sure their content is accurate and helpful, Google has worked with trusted education companies, like The Princeton Review. This collaboration guarantees that students engage with practice questions that accurately reflect the format and difficulty of the actual SAT exam. By using quality controlled vetted materials, Google is showing their commitment to improving the overall quality of education materials accessible to students.
Along with the SAT practice exams, Google has launched a new set of powerful resources for educators. These tools provide support for teachers to support the creation of instructional ideas and instructional lesson plans. In addition, they allow educators to tailor learning materials specifically to their classrooms. By adding these resources, Google hopes to encourage more time spent teaching in a more efficient and personalized way.
On top of that, the tech giant has introduced Gemini tools particularly focused on educators. In addition to more powerful features, these tools mostly feature chatbots aimed at supporting students as they engage in the study process. Such initiatives are a sign of how Google is working to bring AI into the educational environment and create more interactive and accessible learning experiences.
Lauren, a senior representative from Google and TechCrunch’s authority on media, streaming, apps and platforms, shared a wealth of information about these exciting developments. She noted that the introduction of these resources is part of a broader commitment to embrace AI in educational settings. If you have questions, contact Lauren directly by emailing her at laurenf.techcrunch@gmail.com. You can send her an encrypted message on Signal using laurenforris22.
Further down the road, we see that Google has scheduled a TechCrunch Disrupt event in San Francisco from October 13-15, 2026. This event is expected to showcase further advancements in technology and education, offering additional insights into how AI can transform learning experiences.
Vivid maps, photos and graphics will help you get up to speed. One image displays a Hispanic Latina female college student seriously focused on completing school work at home beside a laptop computer setup atop a wooden table. These visuals will go a long way towards showing the real, tangible effect Google’s efforts are having on students’ educational journeys.