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How to use Chromebook in offline

Chromebooks are only devices you can use when you have an Internet connection. In the early days when Chromebooks were introduced to the market, there was little work to do with Chromebooks unless the Internet was connected. As a result, Chromebook models with 4G / LTE features that were always available on the internet used to be sold. (Devices supporting 4G / LTE were sold 1.5-2 times more expensive than devices supporting only WiFi) At one time, as well as those with a critical perspective on Chromebooks, Chromebook competitors criticized it as a very limited computer that could not be compared to computers that could create documents, write emails, play games, edit photos, I have done. In the meantime, Google has upgraded many features for Chromebooks. And also, many features have been upgraded to work offline. Here are some of the top apps that let Chromebook users work offline. Write an email. Gmail offline (Gmail offline app install from the Chrome Web Store)...

How to effectively manage many Chromebooks and users at School

In general, w hen a s chool distributes computers to students, it requires the cost and staffing of user preferences, software, OS updates, security software updates, and replacement or repair for other computers in the event of a malfunction.    Chromebook is easy to manage remotely through t he Chrome Device Management C onsole . Administrator can manage all of their environments, software to be installed, automatic OS updates, and the ability to use the Internet only on a controlled network. If a C hromebook is lost or if it is stolen in a cafe, the administrator can remotely disable the device directly and the device will be immediately logged out and no longer available. If a lost Chromebook is retrieved, the administrator can make it available immediately by changing the device to   reuse. To efficiently manage the many Chromebooks distributed to students at school, Chrome Device Management console is required . The Chrome devic...

[TIP:Google Drive] Differences between Transferring ownership of documents, Copying Document, and Creating a virtual file for a document?

What are differences between Transferring ownership of documents, Copying Document, and Creating a virtual file for a document? (Subtitle: Cautions for Collaboration in Google Drive) This is one of the key issues we hear from Google Drive-intensive customers. “"Folders and files created by me in My Drive are shared between departments, projects, and external team members, and shared files sometimes disappear or disappear unintentionally when collaborating. How can I find and restore these files? " There are things to be aware of when creating and collaborating with others by creating a file or folder on Google Drive. Be careful when transferring or deleting files or folders that someone shared with you to My Drive When you move a file that someone else has shared with you in My Drive, never drag it to another folder. This moved file will disappear from the shared owner's folder and all shared team members' folders. (This is called an orphaned ...