Best practices for developing classroom tools with Chrome OS
summary
Chromebooks power 50 million monthly active Chromebooks in schools with usage up 35% since pre-pandemic and 95% of devices at 4 GB RAM or more and a third convertible with touch and stylus support. Admin Console lets an IT admin push a web app or Android app to an entire district—Admin Console installs in ~30 seconds—while ChromeOS recommends PWAs for offline caching, extensions for content tools, an LTS channel with feature updates every six months, and resources on chromeos.dev Education page to run classroom pilots and tests like Minecraft Education Edition.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00The evolution of computing
- 1:26Chromebooks in classrooms
- 3:06Modern hardware for education
- 4:09The modern school environment
- 5:19Managing devices at scale
- 6:40Developing for ChromeOS
- 8:33Testing and future pilots
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