We aim to help teachers and students feel engaged and passionate about learning, to encourage their curiosity, to explore and create, to try something new, and to always try again.
The Google Science Fair is a global competition open to all 13-18 year olds. Students formulate a hypothesis, perform an experiment, and present their results online for a chance to win amazing prizes.
Read moreDoodle 4 Google invites students to use their artistic talents to think big and redesign the Google logo for millions to see.
Read moreMaker Camp is a free virtual summer camp on Google+, open to all which consists of a six week do-it-yourself online course that helps students build and explore technology.
Read moreFind out more about how we are helping students and teachers engage with Computer Science education.
Read more8 million+ students and faculty members are using GSuite for Education in Europe.
Allows teachers to create classes, distribute assignments, send feedback, and see everything in one place, in an instant, paperless and easy way.
Read moreWith Expeditions, teachers can take their classes on immersive virtual journeys to bring their lessons to life.
Read moreA free suite of communication and collaboration tools - including Classroom, Gmail, Docs and Drive - that let students and staff work and learn together.
Read moreAnita Borg Partnership
Building a global community of women in order to develop technologists, leaders and role models in the tech industry and support Anita’s vision of 50/50 by 2020. Initiatives include Code Goddess, me.code and Learn, IT Girl!To learn more about the full range of programmes offered by Google for education, click here.
From nothing, AdWords has helped me create brand awareness, launched me into the marketplace, and kept me in the marketplace by driving traffic to my site.Captain Mike Jennings, Owner, Cotswold Balloon Safaris
Unlocking people's digital potential through our online skills and computer science programmes.
Learn MoreIt feels as though we’ve grown with Google. We just dived into our business and Google has helped us make sure we’re always going in the right direction.Melanie Goldsmith, Co-founder, Smith & Sinclair
Our products and programmes are the engine 'behind the scenes' helping businesses succeed.
Learn MoreI’ve wanted to do this since 2010, and I’m really happy it’s what I’m doing today. Google has been instrumental in it all.Edwin Broni-Mensah, Founder and Water Guy, GiveMeTap
Our technology is unlocking opportunities for anyone to turn their idea into a thriving business.
Learn MoreMy goal was to make RogerVoice as accessible as possible. I knew Android had the widest reach out there, with over one billion users, which is massive.Olivier Jeannel, Founder, RogerVoice
With Android, we have created an open ecosystem that has encouraged innovation amongst device makers and made it easier for software makers to reach more devices.
Learn MoreSupport from Google.org has enabled Apps for Good to invest heavily in our own technology, meaning we can scale our programme both sustainably and with quality. Since 2013, our student community has grown from 6,000 to 25,000 and our impact deepened as we expand our reach across the whole of the UK as well as internationally.Debbie Forster, Co-CEO, Apps for Good
Through our programmes, products and employees, we help non-profits scale solutions to big challenges, find new donors and volunteers, and get supporters to take action.
Learn MoreThanks to YouTube, we’ve grown to become a community of over 1 million people.Jamie Spafford, Co-Founder, SORTEDfood
Video is one of the most powerful vehicles for creation. Our tools enable creators to write a story or produce a short video for a global audience of millions to view and enjoy.
Learn MoreWe offer free tools and technology for museums, archives and foundations to engage and inspire global audiences through cultural experiences.
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