Choosing the right Chromebook for the classroom - Infographic
Students are in class for a limited time, so you need to make each minute count. By choosing Chromebooks that can speed up common tasks for your students, you can make the most of class time. Our hands-on tests showed that both Chromebooks with Intel Celeron processors would save valuable time in the classroom by reducing the amount of time students would have to wait while learning. In our two scenarios, Anders would spend up to 40 percent less time waiting while creating a science presentation, and Debbie would spend 38 percent less time waiting while working on assignments in math class. That time saved with the Chromebooks powered by Intel Celeron processors equals more time for learning. They also provided a better visual experience than the Rockchip-based system in Planetarium and GeoGebra, delivering up to 59 percent more frames per second. Don’t slow your students down by making them wait longer on their systems. By selecting the right Chromebook for your school, you can help students stay focused and reduce frustration, while also helping teachers make the most of class time and keep their students active.
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- 1. (less time is better) More time to observe, analyze, and learn in science class. Create new Google Doc Take screenshot of Planetarium Save screenshot as image w/ FireShot Insert drawing into RealtimeBoard Open RealtimeBoard app Insert screenshot in RealtimeBoard Load image in Polarr Open presentation in Google Slides (less time is better) Take screenshot with Nimbus Screenshot More time to calculate, study, and learn in math class. More fluid images. Better app experience. Less disappointment. Rich Native Client apps work properly. Add note in Google Keep Load Edmodo planner Click Keep note to open Edmodo® app Turn in assignment with Edmodo Load Mission warm-up in Khan Academy Load Khan Academy lesson Intel Celeron ® 3205U ARM® Rockchip RK3288 Intel Celeron N2840 up to 40% less waiting 59.97s 100.31s 86.17s 57.76s 92.52s 79.48s up to 38% less waiting Principled Technologies® Copyright 2015 Principled Technologies, Inc. Based on “Choosing the right Chromebook for the classroom,” a Principled Technologies report, June 2015. Principled Technologies® is a registered trademark of Principled Technologies, Inc. All other product names are the trademarks of their respective owners. * versus the Rockchip RK3288 SoC-based Chromebook Less waiting, more learning with Chromebooks ™ powered by Intel ®* Open GeoGebra® app Load GeoGebra function up to 59% more frames per second Open Planetarium app Open Google Drawings Create new board w/ RealtimeBoard Get all the details at http://facts.pt/1LgiHYr Planetarium application Steady stargazing. Chromebook with Intel processor Chromebook with ARM Rockchip processor GeoGebra application Faster fractals. Open Google Keepapp Open Khan Academy® Open spreadsheet in Google Sheets Intel Celeron 3205U ARM Rockchip RK3288 Intel Celeron N2840 Chromebooks powered by Intel rendered Planetarium and GeoGebra apps with smoother playback. Pixlr Touch Up Magisto ® Pixlr Touch Up Magisto Sirrah Constellation: Andromeda Distance: 97 LY RA: 0h 8m 23.2s Dec: +29º 5’ 26”