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Gemini & Google Workspace Mastery

Master Gemini where your work already lives — Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Meet — plus NotebookLM for grounded research and Gems for reusable assistants, checked before anything ships.

about 54 minutes total, one short lesson at a timefor office workers, teams on Google Workspace, small business owners

Your first win: Draft a Doc with Gemini grounded in your own Drive files — and verify it before it leaves your hands.

Every lesson below has a free preview. Pro unlocks the full lessons with live AI practice, quizzes, the coach, and spaced reviews.

1. The Gemini map: chat, side panels, and your data

Gemini lives in three places, and what it knows depends on where you ask and what you reference

2. Gmail: digest threads, draft from bullets, read before send

Gemini summarises the thread and drafts the reply — the send stays a human act

3. Docs: first drafts from your own files

Help-me-write grounded in Drive files — with style matching — beats generation from nothing

4. Sheets: formulas explained, tables questioned, totals verified

Gemini writes and explains formulas and answers table questions — one spot-check makes it trustworthy

5. Slides: the deck comes from the document

Generate slides from a Doc that says something — you own the narrative and every number on screen

6. Meet: automatic notes, human-checked minutes

Take-notes-for-me turns meetings into records — consent and a correction pass keep the record honest

7. NotebookLM: answers only from sources you chose

Upload the documents; get cited answers from them and nothing else — verification is one click

8. Gems: brief once, reuse forever

A Gem is a saved assistant with your standing instructions — one per recurring job

9. Data boundaries: Gemini sees what you can see

Grounded AI inherits your permissions — surprises are oversharing bugs, and confidential stays labelled

10. Your Google-stack daily loop

Wire the nine skills into the day you already have — and know when to reach outside the stack