Every month Google adds new features to G Suite. Some features only matter to administrators and some features only matter to business users. The complete list of new features is always available on the G Suite Updates blog. If you don’t want to scroll through that blog, here’s a summary of the new features that could matter to teachers and students.

• Add a table of contents to Google Sites.
• This only applies to the new version of Google Sites. It could be useful to those Google Sites users who have dozens of pages in their sites. 
• Improved access to the G Suite accessibility settings.
• I covered this announcement here.
• A new right-click menu in Gmail. 
• I wrote about this update here. 
• The side access panel that you see in Google Docs now appears in Google Drive too. 
• This is a small, but convenient update that makes it easier to access Google Keep, Calendar, and Tasks.
• New grammar and spelling check options are being added to Google Docs. 
• Currently, these new options are only available to users whose domains are participating in the beta test.
• Jamboard has an updated UI. 
• The update doesn’t change the functions of Jamboard, just the appearance of Jamboard.