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Ross Young

#GoogleEdu

Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. 3

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The best of Google, for educators and students. Google Apps Google Expeditions Chromebooks Android Tablets for Education Classroom Confidential & Proprietary

Fuel the future PRODUCTS PROGRAMS GIVING Inspire tomorrow’s Build problem solvers through Invest in transformative tools for creativity, curiosity education innovation teaching and learning science & code The best of Google, for education.

Products: tools that transform teaching and learning We build technology that helps teachers to inspire and engage their students while also getting more done The best of Google Feedback from Solutions to challenges products teachers and students educators face

Programs: inspiring tomorrow’s problems solvers We want to give all young people the freedom to be curious along with the support and encouragement to learn skills they’ll need to be successful Creativity Science Code

Giving: investing in education innovation We support and invest in the experts we trust and believe in who work hard to increase access to learning and equip young people for success over $60 million in 2015 $26.4 million $1.3 million $26 million in grants and awards for in scholarships in research & PhD fellows education organizations RISE Full detail of 2015 edu-related charitable giving

Empowering Preparing for Re-imagining Gen Z the future today

Empowering Preparing for Re-imagining Gen Z the future today

Empowering Gen Z 10 hours a day on the internet seconds ave. attention span of the time they ‘Digital native’ are awake generation younger than Google Generation Z

a future with billions connected

We have a chance to create an inclusive future, where everyone can participate

Empowering Preparing for Re-imagining Gen Z the future today

Preparing for the future Top skills currently needed in the workplace 51% Problem solving 33% Team-working 26% Communications 21% Critical thinking 18% Creativity 15% Literacy 15% Digital literacy 14% Leadership 14% Foreign language 7% Emotional intel. 2% N/A

We’re always in ‘search mode’.

Applications that can see, hear & understand [glacier]

Intelligence in Google products Search Play Android Search ranking App recommendations Keyboard & speech input Speech recognition Game developer experience Gmail Drive Chrome Smart reply Intelligence in Apps Search by image Spam classification YouTube Maps Photos Video recommendations Street view image Photos search Better thumbnails Parsing local search Translate Ads Cardboard Text, graphic and speech Richer text ads Smart stitching translation Automated bidding

#DeepMind in AlphaGo

Empowering Preparing for Re-imagining Gen Z the future today

Learn Anytime, Anywhere on Any Device

What is a Chromebook? Designed for learning, made for the classroom Lightweight, durable laptops designed for students Boot up in less than 10 seconds and battery lasts the whole day Designed to be simple, affordable, secure and shareable

Find the right Chromebook for your school They come in a wide range of: Shapes Sizes Price points $400+ Flip, 180-degree hinge, rugged 15" screen Touch Chromebook $249 Chromebook 11" screen $115 Chromebit Confidential & Proprietary Confidential & Proprietary

91% Less labour Less labour 69% to deploy to support Less teacher 0 Addressing 82% time spent virus issues hours trouble-shooting Your logo here Confidential | Do not distribute

Fast Company article on Chromebooks Just five years after Google introduced its bare-bones Chromebook laptop — which runs a software suite that includes Gmail, Google Drive, Hangouts, and more, and retails for as low as $150 — the search giant has topped both Apple and Microsoft in U.S. education sales. While Apple and Microsoft were waiting for multimillion-dollar contracts, enterprising teachers were maneuvering to put Chromebooks into students’ hands. Google, meanwhile, is onto the next platform. Last year, it began using Google Cardboard to allow students to take virtual reality “field trips” as part of their regular art, history, and science lessons. Confidential & Proprietary

Take your students to places the school bus can’t go

Collaboration is key

Fuel the future

And there goes the school bell. Thank you.