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Damien Germino, Associate Dean of Operations, Mercy University
Gamma has become an essential tool for all of my work. The ability to create presentations and make adjustments quickly with simple prompts or the click of a button has given me hours of my life back! I can’t imagine not using Gamma every time I have an important presentation.
Aaron Baughman
AI Strategist, Michigan Virtual
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Christian Yao
Senior Lecturer, School of Management, Victoria University of Wellington
After a colleague showed me Gamma, it immediately transformed how I create presentations. Beyond saving me hours of labor that I now channel into more meaningful work, Gamma has made me something of a campus hero—colleagues I've introduced to Gamma have been so grateful that one even gave me a thank-you hug!
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Lecturer, University of North Texas at Dallas
Generate pixel-perfect presentations, interactive websites, and collaborative docs — no design or coding skills required.
Publish a website with one click, send out your assignments, or share a doc for seamless real-time collaboration.
Amplify your teaching tools with embedded GIFs, YouTube or TikTok videos, and Spotify playlists and podcasts.
Work together on group presentations, and provide real-time feedback and guidance — with no version control issues or lost files.
Keep all your learning materials, syllabi, and lesson plans in one place.
Build review sessions that adapt based on student interaction, show real-time progress and results, and encourage students to return to challenging concepts.
Design a narrative writing workshop for 3rd graders: writing goal (beginning, middle, end), mentor text example, story structure steps, word bank (exciting verbs, descriptive adjectives), guided practice, independent writing time, peer sharing, self-assessment, and publishing options
Create a classroom rules deck for kindergarteners establishing community norms: our motto ("Be kind, be safe, be your best"), 4 rules with icons, positive examples, what not to do, star chart rewards, problem-solving steps, classroom jobs, and super student checklist
Make a parent-teacher conference presentation for Maya highlighting her poetry portfolio, participation growth, and next steps in creative writing
Create a 12-week college-level syllabus for Introduction to Digital Marketing that leads up to students launching a real campaign.
Build a fractions lesson for 3rd graders: real-world pizza example, concept explanation with visuals, step-by-step problems, guided practice with manipulatives, partner activity, independent work, challenge problem for early finishers, and achievement badge
Create a phonics lesson for 1st graders on the "-at" word family: learning objective, sound intro, word examples (cat, hat, mat), picture matching, short story, practice sentences, interactive game, word hunt, spelling practice, and take-home activity
Build a social-emotional lesson for 4th graders on managing frustration: identifying feelings, example scenarios, recognizing body signals, story example, discussion prompts, coping strategies (deep breaths, count to 10), practice scenarios, role-play, reflection, and kindness challenge
Welcome college freshmen to Algebra 1 by explaining where you're headed (functions), why it matters (real-world problems), and how class will work
Design a narrative writing workshop for 3rd graders: writing goal (beginning, middle, end), mentor text example, story structure steps, word bank (exciting verbs, descriptive adjectives), guided practice, independent writing time, peer sharing, self-assessment, and publishing options
Create a classroom rules deck for kindergarteners establishing community norms: our motto ("Be kind, be safe, be your best"), 4 rules with icons, positive examples, what not to do, star chart rewards, problem-solving steps, classroom jobs, and super student checklist
Make a parent-teacher conference presentation for Maya highlighting her poetry portfolio, participation growth, and next steps in creative writing
Create a 12-week college-level syllabus for Introduction to Digital Marketing that leads up to students launching a real campaign.
Build a fractions lesson for 3rd graders: real-world pizza example, concept explanation with visuals, step-by-step problems, guided practice with manipulatives, partner activity, independent work, challenge problem for early finishers, and achievement badge
Create a phonics lesson for 1st graders on the "-at" word family: learning objective, sound intro, word examples (cat, hat, mat), picture matching, short story, practice sentences, interactive game, word hunt, spelling practice, and take-home activity
Build a social-emotional lesson for 4th graders on managing frustration: identifying feelings, example scenarios, recognizing body signals, story example, discussion prompts, coping strategies (deep breaths, count to 10), practice scenarios, role-play, reflection, and kindness challenge
Welcome college freshmen to Algebra 1 by explaining where you're headed (functions), why it matters (real-world problems), and how class will work
