Arden University to Give 30,000 Students and Staff Gemini Enterprise Access
Arden University and Google Cloud announce in a press release a partnership that will give more than 30,000 students and staff access to Gemini Enterprise. The university will integrate practical AI skills and guidance on responsible use across its courses.
Students will be able to use Gemini Enterprise to summarize lectures and reading materials, explain theories, structure assignments and receive feedback. The platform will also support interview practice, CV editing and simulations of workplace tasks.
Arden University is also introducing more than 30 degrees designed with AI based learning activities. Academic staff will use Gemini Enterprise to create demonstrations, case studies and course resources, while Gemini Notebook will convert materials into formats including audio and visual summaries and mind maps.
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