A few months ago Google adding voice typing as a native feature in Google Docs. This week they improved the voice typing feature by adding a slew of new commands. You can now use voice commands to do things like add and edit tables, select and highlight text, and format text. A complete list of voice commands can be found here.
The Google Sheets Android app received an update this week. The next time you update the app you will be able to view images that are included in your spreadsheets.
The Google Slides Android app was updated this week. The latest version of the app allows you to choose and change the themes of your presentations.
Applications for Education
Of these three updates, the improved voice typing is the most significant one for students and teachers. Voice typing and voice commands in Google Docs should prove to be a benefit to students who need more accessibility options in Google Documents. For more about Google Docs accessibility see the Google Apps user guide to accessibility.
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