Google now supports Education Q&A structured data as Google rich results in Google Search. Education Q&A is now showing up in Google Search Console’s search performance reports for some people who have installed it.
In the Google Search performance report, this would be under the search appearance tab or filter. “Google can now intelligently distinguish between Education Q&A and other forms of Q&A,” he wrote.
This is primarily intended for a page including flashcards with a question on one side and an answer on the other.
In all regions where Google Search is available, the Education Q&A carousel is available in English. On PC and mobile, the feature is only available while looking for education-related topics.
Marketers may leverage the Education Q&A structured data to help students find their flashcard pages more easily, according to Google. They need to add Quiz structured data to their flashcard pages to accomplish this. “Adding structured data qualifies your material for inclusion in the Education Q&A carousel in Google Search, Google Assistant, and Google Lens results,” Google explained.
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