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    Pearson and Google team up to bring AI learning tools to classrooms

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    Posted on June 26, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Pearson teams up with Google to bring AI learning tools to schools, aiming to personalize education and assist teachers in tracking student performance.

    Pearson Partners with Google to Enhance AI Learning in Schools

    LONDON (Reuters) -Pearson has entered a multi-year partnership with Alphabet's Google cloud service, providing students with AI learning tools that also make teachers' jobs easier, the British education company said on Thursday.

    The tie-up will focus on creating personalised learning tools powered by Google's advanced artificial intelligence models for students in primary and secondary school.

    The tools will adapt to each student's pace and needs, while also helping teachers track performance and tailor lessons, the companies said in a statement.

    Pearson Chief Executive Omar Abbosh said AI could help reshape school education by replacing uniform teaching methods with personalised learning paths tailored to individual students.

    Pearson has also signed multi-year AI-focused partnerships with Microsoft and Amazon's cloud computing services, as part of its efforts to personalise learning and offer more digital education tools.

    (Reporting by Paul Sandle, Writing by Sam Tabahriti; Editing by Sachin Ravikumar)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Pearson partners with Google to introduce AI learning tools.
    • •The tools will personalize learning for students.
    • •Teachers can track performance and tailor lessons.
    • •Partnership includes Microsoft and Amazon collaborations.
    • •AI aims to replace uniform teaching methods.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Pearson and Google team up to bring AI learning tools to classrooms

    1What is the focus of the partnership between Pearson and Google?

    The partnership focuses on creating personalized learning tools powered by Google's advanced AI models for primary and secondary school students.

    2How will the AI tools benefit students and teachers?

    The tools will adapt to each student's pace and needs, while also helping teachers track performance and tailor lessons.

    3What did Pearson's CEO say about AI in education?

    Pearson Chief Executive Omar Abbosh stated that AI could help reshape school education by replacing uniform teaching methods with personalized learning paths tailored to individual students.

    4What other partnerships has Pearson established in AI education?

    Pearson has also signed multi-year AI-focused partnerships with Microsoft and Amazon's cloud computing services to enhance its digital education tools.

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