Alphabet Inc‘s (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google is quietly launching on demand practice exams for standardized tests in Gemini, starting with the SAT. Several stocks could be impacted. Here’s what you need to know.
Google Rolls Out On-Demand SAT Practice
Google said in a social media post that it is launching full-length, on-demand practice exams within the Gemini app, starting with the SAT. The tech giant is offering the practice tests at no cost.
The company said the practice exams are built using rigorously vetted content developed in partnership with The Princeton Review. Gemini provides immediate feedback after completion, highlighting areas where users performed well and where additional study may be needed.
To access the feature, users can prompt Gemini by saying, "I want to take a practice SAT test."
Education Stocks To Watch
Coursera offers online courses, professional certificates and degree programs from universities and companies across a wide range of subjects. Coursera shares are trading 1.23% lower at $6.42 at the time of publication.
Nerdy operates an online learning platform that connects students with live tutors for K–12, test prep and professional skills. Nerdy shares are trading 1.79% lower at $1.10, according to data from Benzinga Pro.
Docebo provides cloud-based learning management software used by enterprises to deliver employee training and development programs. Docebo shares were down 0.22% at $18.56 at last check.
Duolingo offers a mobile-first platform for language learning and digital literacy through short, gamified lessons. Duolingo shares are trading 3.37% lower at $150.80 at the time of writing.
Pearson develops educational content, assessments and digital learning tools for students, educators and institutions worldwide. Pearson shares are up slightly, last up 0.30% at $13.21.
Stride provides online education programs, curriculum and support services for K–12 students and adult learners. Stride shares were down 0.33% at $73.02 at the time of publication.
Image via Shutterstock
