10 Ways To Use Gemini 2.5 Pro with Multimodal Inputs

Multimodal Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental

1. Competitor/Expert Content Analysis (Research):
   • Use Case: Analyze videos from competitors or leading experts in a field. The AI can summarize not just the spoken content but also describe key visual aids, demonstrations, on-screen text, and the overall structure/flow. This helps understand how complex topics are effectively taught visually and verbally.
   • Benefit: Identify best practices, content gaps, and different teaching styles without manually watching hours of video.

2. Visual Example & Demonstration Sourcing (Research/Development):
   • Use Case: Search through a library of existing videos (internal or external) to find specific visual demonstrations of a process, technique, or concept (e.g., “find videos showing the proper grip for a pickleball serve,” “show me diagrams explaining the two-bounce rule”).
   • Benefit: Quickly find relevant visual references to inspire or incorporate into new training materials.

3. Content Outlining and Summarization (Development):
   • Use Case: Feed the AI a reference video (perhaps a longer lecture or webinar) and ask it to generate a structured outline or summary that includes both key verbal points and descriptions of the corresponding visuals or demonstrations used.
   • Benefit: Speed up the process of structuring new, concise training modules based on existing comprehensive material, ensuring visual elements aren’t lost.

4. Identifying Key Visual Moments for Engagement (Development):
   • Use Case: Analyze existing or draft training videos to pinpoint the most visually engaging or clear demonstrative segments.
   • Benefit: Helps educators identify potential highlights, clips for promotion, or segments that effectively clarify complex points visually, which can be emphasized or reused.

5. Clarity and Consistency Checking (Development/Improvement):
   • Use Case: Analyze a draft video to ensure the spoken explanation aligns clearly with what’s being shown visually. Does the diagram match the narration? Is the on-screen text reinforcing the point correctly? Check for consistent branding visuals across videos.
   • Benefit: Catch potential confusion points or inconsistencies before publishing, leading to clearer and more professional content.

6. Generating Supplementary Materials (Development):
   • Use Case: Based on a video tutorial (like the pickleball one), ask the AI to generate a text-based step-by-step guide, a list of key rules shown, or descriptions of the diagrams used, which can be turned into handouts, blog posts, or knowledge base articles.
   • Benefit: Easily create complementary learning resources that reinforce the video content in different formats.

7. Accessibility Enhancement (Development):
   • Use Case: Generate detailed descriptions of the visual elements and on-screen text within a video to create accurate alt-text or audio descriptions for visually impaired learners.
   • Benefit: Makes educational content more accessible and inclusive.

8. Updating Existing Content (Research/Development):
   • Use Case: Analyze older training videos to quickly identify outdated visuals, branding, on-screen information, or demonstrated techniques that need updating.
   • Benefit: Streamlines the process of refreshing content libraries without needing to re-watch everything manually.

9. Content Repurposing & Microlearning (Development):
   • Use Case: Analyze longer training videos to identify self-contained segments where a specific skill or concept is explained both verbally and visually.
   • Benefit: Easily break down extensive content into digestible microlearning modules or social media clips, complete with context from both audio and visuals.

10. Interactive Learning Element Ideas (Development):
    • Use Case: Analyze a tutorial video and suggest points where interactive elements could be added. For example, “Pause here and ask the learner to identify the ‘kitchen’ based on the visual” or “Quiz the user on the three parts of the score after the explanation at [timestamp].”
    • Benefit: Helps educators brainstorm ways to make passive video content more interactive and engaging by leveraging specific visual and verbal cues within the video.