Chrome in classroom [Part I]
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This document discusses how to customize Google Chrome for educational use in classrooms. It explains how to launch the Chrome Web Store to find educational apps like Sticky Notes, Stopwatch, and ScootPad. ScootPad allows teachers to assign and students to complete homework online. The document provides instructions for signing into the Chrome Web Store with a Google account, searching by category, and signing out of Chrome to disconnect from a Google account.
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Mike Chui
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November 2, 2012](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/20121102chromeinclassroomi-121107215749-phpapp02/85/Chrome-in-classroom-Part-I-1-320.jpg)
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Chrome in classroom [Part I]
- 1. Customizing Google Chrome as educational tools in your classrooms [Part I] Mike Chui mikechui@ied.edu.hk November 2, 2012
- 3. Launching Chrome Web Store • Launch Google Chrome • Click on Chrome Web Store
- 4. Using Chrome Web Store • Apps Sign in with your Google account (Next time you can retrieve the apps you installed) Not sign in?
- 5. Searching apps by category
- 7. Stopwatch
- 8. Sticky Notes
- 9. Sticky Notes
- 10. Scootpad
- 11. Scootpad
- 12. Scootpad
- 13. Scootpad
- 14. Scootpad
- 15. Scootpad
- 16. Scootpad
- 17. Scootpad
- 18. Scootpad
- 19. Scootpad
- 20. Scootpad
- 21. Scootpad
- 22. Scootpad
- 26. Scootpad • Tell your students your Scootpad http://scootpad.com/110732 • Ask your students to use Firefox/ Chrome to sign in
- 27. Sign out Google Chrome • Your Google account is still displayed on the upper right corner (even you have signed out)
- 28. Sign out Google Chrome • Go to Settings • Click on Disconnect your Google Account button