A Chromebook is a portable computer that runs Chrome OS and allows users to access Google apps and the internet. The Chrome OS relies heavily on web-based applications with storage in the cloud, allowing for easy collaboration. Users can create and share documents, presentations, and other files using Google Drive and Docs and provide comments and feedback to collaborators in real time.

1. Chromebooks

2. What is a Chromebook
portable computer that has Google
loaded to allows students to
collaborate and communicate online

3. CHROMEBOOK

4. Operate Chromebook
turn on/off

5. Camera Feature

6. Chrome Operating System
• Chromebook main mechanisms
– Chrome web browser
– Access apps on Google Drive/Doc
– Files stored in the clouds for sharing
– Works with web applications
– Faster Internet connection
View YouTube video:
Chrome OS Guided Tour
http://youtu.be/ntLPcVAyNPE

7. Chrome Browser
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8. Log into Gmail account

9. How To Launch Apps

10. Apps In The Clouds

11. Google Drive/Doc App
computer hard drive in the
cloud
Log into your Gmail account
Click Drive to open
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12. Google Doc

13. Create Google Doc

14. Open Presentation

15. Untitled Presentation

16. Add to Presentation

17. Presentation With Three Slides

18. Example Slide 1

19. Example Slide 2

20. Example Slide 3

21. How To Save/Share With Others

22. Locate The Share Presentation in
Gmail

23. Locate Presentation in Google
Drive

24. Add Comments

25. Final Presentation
• Collaboration and Communication
– Share, Brainstorming, Peer Feedback, Comments,
Questions, Suggestions, Knowledge and Skills
– Share editing permissions with teammates so that
multiple people are working on a document
– collaborate on the file in real time simultaneously
View YouTube video:
How to collaborate and edit Google Doc
http://youtu.be/Brse6eeekus