EduGems becomes EduPrompts because Google is replacing Gems with Skills
The site with 174 prompts for schools changes its name and address. The prompts can still be copied into any other AI tool.
Eric Curts, creator of the prompt site for schools that he launched about a year ago as EduGems, announced on 9 November its change of name to EduPrompts. The new address, eduprompts.ai, is already live, and the old one, edugems.ai, will keep working for a while before redirecting.
The reason is that Google is retiring Gems in favour of Skills: current Gems will be converted into Skills and will remain available until Google discontinues them in summer 2027, according to the author. The new name, he explains, better describes what the site offers.
Planned additions include versions of the prompts for Gemini Notebook, which can also be assigned to students, and more prompts, with the option to submit suggestions. Any prompt can be copied and pasted into other AI tools.
A member of the group said that their own collection of prompts has lost its point and that “a good conversation is always better” with the assistant.
EduGems becomes EduPrompts because Google is replacing Gems with Skills
The site with 174 prompts for schools changes its name and address. The prompts can still be copied into any other AI tool.
Eric Curts, creator of the prompt site for schools that he launched about a year ago as EduGems, announced on 9 November its change of name to EduPrompts. The new address, eduprompts.ai, is already live, and the old one, edugems.ai, will keep working for a while before redirecting.
The reason is that Google is retiring Gems in favour of Skills: current Gems will be converted into Skills and will remain available until Google discontinues them in summer 2027, according to the author. The new name, he explains, better describes what the site offers.
Planned additions include versions of the prompts for Gemini Notebook, which can also be assigned to students, and more prompts, with the option to submit suggestions. Any prompt can be copied and pasted into other AI tools.
A member of the group said that their own collection of prompts has lost its point and that “a good conversation is always better” with the assistant.
