What is a Chromebook
A Chromebook is a type of laptop designed to make tasks like browsing the web, watching videos, checking email, and working on documents easy and fast. Unlike traditional laptops, Chromebooks use Google’s Chrome operating system, which is lightweight and runs primarily online. This means most apps are web-based, storing your data in the cloud, so you don’t have to worry about losing files if something happens to the computer. Chromebooks are known for being simple, secure, and easy to use, making them a popular choice for those new to computers or looking for a straightforward device.
Explore the key differences between Chromebooks and laptops below!
Ready to get started? Scroll down to find links to the tutorial video and Google’s How-To Guide for mastering Chromebook basics!
Ready to get started? Scroll down to find links to the tutorial video and Google’s How-To Guide for mastering Chromebook basics!
Operating System (How They Run) Chromebook: Uses Chrome OS, a simple system that works mostly with online apps like Google Docs and websites.
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Performance (How Fast It Works) Chromebook: Made for easy tasks like web browsing, email, and editing documents.
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Learn About Chromebooks
Curious about Chromebooks? Click the links below to dive into helpful resources! Learn the basics of using a Chromebook with our step-by-step video, test your knowledge with a quick quiz, and explore how Chromebooks work and function to make everyday tasks easier. Click the link to explore Google's official How-To Guide and discover step-by-step instructions for using a Chromebook with ease.
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