Gemini Notebook adds textbook sources for users in the US and India
AI · First reported 30 Oct, 10:03 · Updated 10:15

Google is rolling out a Textbooks feature in Gemini Notebook, allowing users in the US and India to search and add books from three listed sources. The books can then be used to create study materials, quizzes, and textbook-grounded answers. (2944cc84-f54e-459f-a595-d5c7218fac67)
- The new feature lets users search for textbooks from OpenStax, Open Textbook Library, and S. Chand Publishing within Gemini Notebook. (2944cc84-f54e-459f-a595-d5c7218fac67)
- Users can filter searches by topic and education level, then use an added textbook to make study materials, create quizzes, or ask questions grounded in its content. (2944cc84-f54e-459f-a595-d5c7218fac67)
- The rollout has started in the US and India; Google has not stated whether the feature will reach other regions. (2944cc84-f54e-459f-a595-d5c7218fac67)
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- Feature
- Textbooks in Gemini Notebook
- Available regions
- United States and India
- Textbook sources
- OpenStax, Open Textbook Library, and S. Chand Publishing
- Study tools
- Create study content and quizzes, or ask questions based on textbook content
- Wider rollout
- Google has not announced expansion to other regions
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- An earlier Lux story reported that US Strava subscribers could optionally connect their accounts to Google Gemini to ask about workout history and performance; expansion to other countries had not been announced. (7e0897fb-9250-46bc-b796-d46170f5450c)
- Another earlier Lux story covered a Gemini design update for Android devices and app upgrades for file generation. (5f82338d-af8a-4b02-95f4-c3d1a9a2f891)
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