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@ AOMS. Classroom in the Cloud Chromebooks in Education. What is a Chromebook?. Seconds to Boot Up. Technology that just works. Students write more. Battery Life. Cloud based Management. Easy to scale. Collaboration. Chromebook Ideas. Chromebook Ideas! goo.gl/WChzB.

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  1. @ AOMS

  2. Classroom in the Cloud Chromebooks in Education

  3. What is a Chromebook?

  4. Seconds to Boot Up Technology that just works Students write more Battery Life Cloud based Management Easy to scale

  5. Collaboration

  6. Chromebook Ideas

  7. Chromebook Ideas!goo.gl/WChzB Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms Communication & Collaboration Work Anytime, Anywhere Digital Storytelling

  8. Chromebook Care • When unplugging - do so gently • Carry the Chromebook closed and with two hands • Keep water bottle on the floor to avoid water damage • When not using your Chromebook, close it to save the battery • At the end of the class periodmake sure to log off, and place Chromebook in numbered slot • Plug your Chromebook in to make sure it gets charged -look for the light at the end of the day

  9. Logging-In Without Google Account Select “Browse as Guest”

  10. Student Usernames/Emails 1st 5 Letters of last name 1st Initial of Name Student ID smitha48482@carlsbadaoms.com crawfa19834@carlsbadaoms.com All student’s emails are…. 1st 5 letters of their last name, 1st initial of their 1st name, and their student ID number @carlsbadaoms.com EX: Adam Smith & Ashley Crawford

  11. Student Passwords Students should not change their emails or passwords! 1st two letters of the FIRST NAME (1st letter capital) and FULL Birthday EX: Ashley Crawford Birthday: January 14, 2000 Password: As011400

  12. If the Wi Fi Does Not Connect Automatically… 1. Select the CUSD-STUDENTS network 2. Select LEAP 3. In Identity put the username: aomstudentlaptop 4. Password: AVF@lc0n5

  13. Logging InStudent: John Doe Username: doej1234 @carlsbadaoms.com Jo122500

  14. Vocabulary Omnibox Tabs Windows Shift+N

  15. Vocabulary Navigation Buttons Downloads

  16. Vocabulary Search Button

  17. Keyboard

  18. Screenshots Screenshot of the entire screen - Ctrl + Select the area for a Screenshot - Ctrl + Shift + To see downloads Ctrl + m

  19. Touch Pad Click: Just press down on the lower half of the touchpad. Since tap-to-click is enabled by default, you can quickly tap the touchpad to click. Right-click: Click the touchpad with two fingers. Scroll: Place two fingers on the touchpad and move them up and down to scroll vertically, left and right to scroll horizontally. Drag and drop: Click the item you want to move with one finger. With a second finger, move the item. Release both fingers to drop the item at its new location.

  20. Google Apps Wi Fi Connection

  21. Presentation Google Slides Internet Apps Google Docs Spreadsheet Gmail Google Play Music

  22. Once in their Google Drive students can create… Docs Spreadsheets Forms Slides Form Drawing When students log-in with their email and passwords they will have access to the Google Drive ONLY! Students will not have access to… -Gmail -Calendars -Google Talk

  23. Google Docs Organize Google Drive into Folders and Shared Folders for Efficiency and Collaboration

  24. Your settings travel with you It does not matter which Chromebook you log into because your settings, bookmarks, themes, apps and extensions travel with you and your account.

  25. Signing Off You can also sign off by powering down. Closing the computer does not log you out. Make sure to logout when finished using the device.

  26. Today’s Assignment Log in to your School Loop account and find the assignment “Google Account Roster.”

  27. Expand the assignment to read the instructions and find the link.

  28. Complete the Google form.

  29. Success! If you think you entered your new account info wrong, you can select “Edit your response” correct it and resubmit.

  30. Signing Off You can also sign off by powering down. Closing the computer does not log you out. Make sure to logout when finished using the device.

  31. Chromebook Care • When unplugging - do so gently • Carry the Chromebook closed and with two hands • Keep water bottle on the floor to avoid water damage • When not using your Chromebook, close it to save the battery • At the end of the class periodmake sure to log off, and place Chromebook in numbered slot • Plug your Chromebook in to make sure it gets charged -look for the light at the end of the day

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