The Chromebook Classroom
Chromebook Resources for Teachers
Disable ChromeOS Auto Updates Every six weeks Google rolls out a new major version of ChromeOS. While I typically get excited about a new update to ChromeOS, that’s not the case during the spring when many schools are in the midsts of state testing. During the testing season, you do NOT want your devices to auto […]
This Chromebook prank guide includes 4 tricks and funny things that you can do with your students, staff, or administrator. Fun and highly entertaining!
Chromebook Lesson Ideas Audio Exit Tickets About the Project Exit tickets are quick, written reflections that students submit at the end of a class period to summarize their learning. An exit ticket serves two purposes: They force students to reflect on their learning for that class period They provide valuable data to help the teacher […]
Chromebook Lesson Ideas 4 Ways to Document Student Learning About the Project Document student learning in your classroom! Documenting student work is a powerful (and crazy simple) way to observe growth and hold students accountable to their effort. Learning frequently occurs during unplanned, “in-between” moments. Sometimes learning occurs because of a failed lab experiment, a […]
Crazy Chromebook Icons (what do you call them?) Not sure what to call those funky Chromebook icons? Here’s a quick rundown! If you have a Chromebook classroom, you have probably told your students to “click the dots in the corner” or “look for the gear thingy near the top.” The visual language of Chrome is […]
How you can teach the Scientific Method using M&Ms About the Project Teaching the steps of the scientific method is a standard objects in elementary and high school science classrooms. This simple activity teaches the steps in the scientific method in a fun and simple way powered by Google Sheets. This activity can be adjusted […]
