Gemini Notebook may soon let you build custom learning games out of your study material

Credit: Google TL;DR After rebranding NotebookLM, Google is reportedly testing new features to enhance learning. The upcoming tool may allow Gemini Notebook users to create interactive web pages, custom apps, or games. Google is also testing smaller features, including the option to remove watermarks from media generated within notebooks.

Google’s widely admired research tool, previously known as NotebookLM, was rebranded as Gemini Notebook — not to be confused with notebooks inside Gemini — last month. Since then, Google has been working to bridge the gap between the two not-so-dissimilar tools for accessing and archiving information. Some features such as Audio and Video Overviews remain exclusive to Gemini Notebook, and Google is seemingly working to include new ones to keep users coming back.

Gemini Notebook may soon let users create interactive apps, games, or other visual aids to help users learn better. Testing Catalog has spotted a new menu option called App within the Studio section that also hosts options to create and consume Audio Overviews, Infographics, Mind Maps, and more. The section also already lets users create learning aids such as Flashcards.