Both Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude are evolving their education platforms with new “study with me”–style features designed to make learning more interactive and personalized.
Gemini for Education now includes tools that let students generate personalized quizzes and even receive interactive visual aids—like custom diagrams and teacher-led materials—to help them engage more deeply with their lessons. For instance, Gemini Canvas supports quiz generation and later new teacher-led AI experiences will allow educators to directly assign interactive learning experiences, making it easier for students to study and review material in a collaborative “study with me” context[1][4].
On the other hand, Anthropic is enhancing Claude for Education with what it calls “Learning Mode.” Instead of simply giving answers, Claude now asks guiding, Socratic questions that prompt students to explore how they might approach a problem themselves. This mode is integrated with academic platforms (such as Canvas, Panopto, and Wiley) so that students can easily access course materials while receiving personalized feedback designed to promote active, critical thinking during study sessions[2][3].
In summary, while Gemini is offering new interactive quiz tools and visual learning aids to support a more engaging study process, Claude is focusing on using guiding questions and platform integrations to help students develop a deeper understanding of their coursework.
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