The Chromebook Classroom
Chromebook Resources for Teachers
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20 ways to Screencast with Chromebooks Here are 20 ways to Screencast using Chromebooks Screen recording with Chromebooks is a powerful way to teach and to observe student learning. A screencast is a recording of your computer screen. Most screencasts also include a narration to explain what you are doing and can also include a […]
Recording your screen on a Chromebook is a powerful way to teach and observe student learning. Teachers can pre-record lessons, tutorials, feedback, and sub plans. Students can share a book report, explain how to do a math problem or show of the code of the app they are developing. Screencasting is the process of capturing “screen video”, […]
Successfully Switching to a Chromebook Switching from Windows to Chromebook Did your school provide you with a Windows laptop? Perhaps you use a Macbook or an iPad. Regardless of the device, likely access your files and media through familiar software like MS Office, Publisher, Skype, iTunes, iMovie, Photoshop, etc – programs that you have come […]
Which Chromebook is right for my classroom? How to find the right Chromebook for your classroom? Chromebooks come in dozens of different versions from many recognizable hardware partners, such as HP, Acer, Lenovo and Dell, with prices ranging from a little over $100 to just over $1,000. The good news is that deciding which Chromebook […]
Are your students creating with Chrome? Do your students Create with Chrome? Consuming is easier than creating. That’s why watching TV is so much easier than writing a script for a TV show. A recent report by GoGuardian suggests that most classroom Chromebook usage is focused on learning games, flashcards, and watching videos. While these […]
