Google schedules US educator modules; regional expansion follows later

Google’s [November 3 announcement](https://blog.google/products‑and‑platforms/products/education/google‑ai‑educator‑series‑global‑expansion‑november‑2026/) schedules US modules for November 4: building interactive assessments with feedback and hints, using games to teach data accuracy, model performance and human oversight, and strengthening assignments against shortcuts. The useful choice is between assessment design, AI‑literacy instruction and assignment review, rather than a single general introduction to AI.

[Google describes](https://blog.google/products‑and‑platforms/products/education/google‑ai‑educator‑series‑global‑expansion‑november‑2026/) the Educator Series as no‑cost and on‑demand. Brazil, Mexico, Spain, Australia and sub‑Saharan Africa are planned for coming months, without specific regional start dates. The US curriculum date therefore does not establish simultaneous access in those destinations. Computer‑training session, 2018; archive, not Google’s Educator Series. Photo: [Dr. Balkrishna Hari Mali / Wikimedia Commons](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ATraining_Teacher_%26_Students.jpg), [CC BY‑SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by‑sa/4.0). Downscaled/display‑cropped; adaptations retain the same licence.