

Educational resources
To become a productive researcher in quantum computing, educators need access to the latest tools and techniques to help their students gain practical skills for the future quantum workforce. We’ve curated a set of resources that can be integrated into undergraduate and graduate level quantum information science courses.
Labs and exercises
We’ve created hands-on coding tutorials that educators can easily turn into labs or class exercises.

Cirq tutorials
Explore sample problems and experiments to learn the fundamentals of how to use Cirq.

End-2-end experiments
Learn more about the latest experiments run on Google’s quantum processors. Access the code and data to see how to run these experiments yourself.

OpenFermion tutorials
Learn how to to solve quantum chemistry problems on a quantum computer

TensorFlow Quantum tutorials
Learn how to apply use quantum computing to accelerate machine learning workloads
Quantum educator workshop
A 2-day workshop for professors and teaching assistants looking to integrate open source tools into their course. Basic understanding of quantum computing concepts is a necessary prerequisite.
Classroom resources


Quantum Computing: An Applied Approach
This book integrates the foundations of quantum computing with a hands-on coding approach to this emerging field; it is the first work to bring these strands together in an updated manner. This work is suitable for both academic coursework and corporate technical training.


Quantum Chess
Quantum Chess is a game which is built on top of unitary dynamics and includes non-trivial quantum effects such as superposition, entanglement, and interference. It’s chess but with a quantum twist.