Studying for exams can feel overwhelming, so Google has added three new features to Gemini Notebook to make learning more structured and engaging.

The first is the Short Video Overview, a 60-second video that helps you unpack a tricky concept. It's easy to watch on the go or share with a classmate. The second is the Interactive Learning Overview, which you create under Reports when you have dozens of notes, lectures, and readings to review. It walks you through your material step by step and combines summaries with studio outputs such as slides, quizzes, and flashcards, all grounded strictly in your coursework. The third is expanded quiz formats. New options include short-answer, multi-select, and fill-in-the-blank questions. After you test yourself or review your flashcards, you can ask your notebook for feedback to pinpoint where to focus next.

Key Features at a Glance

Short Video Overviews: 60-second videos – a fast way to grasp a difficult concept, and easy to watch on the go or share with a classmate.
Interactive Learning Overviews: Step-by-step walkthroughs of your own notes, lectures, and readings – useful when you have dozens of sources to review.
Grounded outputs: Summaries, slides, quizzes, and flashcards are generated strictly from your coursework.
Short-answer questions: A new quiz format for testing recall in your own words.
Multi-select questions: A new quiz format for checking that you know every correct option.
Fill-in-the-blank questions: A new quiz format for testing specific terms and facts.
Feedback on your results: Ask your notebook to pinpoint where you should focus next after a quiz or flashcard review.