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Google AI for Education Accelerator Application Thank you for your interest in the Google AI for Education Accelerator, a Google AI Works for America initiative to empower students and faculty with critical AI and job-ready skills.
The Google AI for Education Accelerator is an institution-level program that provides organizations access to training, tools, and resources, along with opportunities to learn and share best practices with other colleges and universities across the country, all at no-cost. The goal is to help students and faculty gain AI skills and prepare for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
Participating organizations ( “Organizations” ) receive access to the following program offerings (“ Program Offerings ”): No-cost AI training and Google Career Certificates that you can provide to your students, faculty, and staff No-cost, institution-level access to Gemini and NotebookLM through the Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals (Terms Apply) that supports compliance with industry regulations like COPPA, FERPA, and more An AI Learning Network: Program Support & Best Practices Access to learning opportunities with Google and other innovative higher education organizations Platform on-boarding support On-demand program implementation resources Webinars from Google and other Accelerator organizations around best practices and an opportunity to share your own Recognition and Marketing Designation as a Google AI for Education Accelerator member Opportunities for co-marketing and thought leadership with Google and other organizations Google AI for Education Accelerator Requirements To join the Google AI for Education Accelerator, organizations must: Be based in the United States Be a government-recognized, accredited educational institution delivering instruction to students.
Currently the accelerator is only available to not-for-profit higher education institutions and public higher education systems.
Have an active website related to their educational Organization Committed to using Google Career Certificates, Google AI Essentials and/or Gemini education accounts for your Organization (or system), both of which are no-cost Have the person submitting the application be a member of the organization applying for participation in the Accelerator, and have the authority to submit this application on behalf of your Organization Official Organization Email Enter valid email address.
e.g., example@google. com Enter valid phone number. Please use: 333-444-5555 Chief Information Officer Note: You must have the authority to submit this application on behalf of your Organization Organizational Information Note: If you apply using the same domain as an existing member, your application will be connected with that account.
Note: You can search for your school’s IPEDs number here. Enter valid address. e.g., www.
example. org Organization Street Address U.S. Minor Outlying Islands What is your interest in the Google AI for Education Accelerator?
I agree to allow faculty members from my institution to contact me if they are interested in offering Accelerator trainings or tools Organization Signature Authority* * The person submitting this Google AI for Education Accelerator application confirms that the Organization meets the requirements as listed above, represents and warrants that they have full power and authority to submit this application on behalf of the Organization, and authorizes this release, including without limitation the power and authority to grant all rights and licenses relating to the Permitted Information.
Google reserves the right to modify, update, or discontinue any aspect of the Google AI for Education Accelerator, including its Program Offerings, at any time and without prior notice. While we strive to provide consistent and valuable resources, the nature of technology and program development may necessitate changes. We appreciate your understanding and continued interest in the Google AI for Education Accelerator.
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