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A student is taking a math test on a Chromebook that’s in kiosk mode. What does a Chromebook in kiosk mode prevent students from doing? (Select two.)

 

Select 2 Correct Responses

• Automatically sign in to the app session chosen by the teacher. Open Chrome to browse the internet.
• Exit an app launched at sign in.
• Open Chrome to browse the internet.
• Run a fullscreen app chosen by a teacher in Chrome OS.

 

 

Select the correct response to the statement: “A lot of students don’t have an internet connection at home. We’ll have to find something that works offline for students who borrow a device.”

 

• Chromebooks work both online and offline. Work is saved to the cloud the next time they connect.
• It might be a good idea to purchase Android devices with data plans for each student; that way they can create hotspots wherever they go.
• Chromebooks work best online. Encourage students to complete their necessary assignments before traveling home each day.
• An internet connection is necessary when using a Chromebook. If the internet isn’t available to students outside of school, this might not be the best solution.

 

 

A geography teacher wants to test students on last week’s lesson content but doesn’t want them to refer back to any notes they might have made previously. Which device setting ensures that tests are administered in a secure environment?

 

• Kiosk mode
• Hardware disablement
• Auto-enrollment
• Proxy routing

 

 

A school principal is concerned that their younger students might have trouble signing in to accounts on Chromebooks. How should you respond to this concern?

 

• With the Chrome Education upgrade, you can ensure that Chrome devices are being used for educational purposes by disabling guest mode and restricting sign-in to their domain.
• With the Chrome Education upgrade, you can speed up the sign-in process for users by pre-populating the school domain.
• With the Chrome Education upgrade, you can control whether users can access webcams, speakers, external hard drives, or printers on their Chrome device.
• With the Chrome Education upgrade, you can cut down on distractions by creating an instance of the Chrome Web Store specific to their school’s domain.

 

 

What Google for Education pillar aligns to this statement? “Google for Education is simple for teachers, students, and IT administrators. With Google, educators can save time on IT-related issues so they can focus on bringing value to the students.

 

• Impactful
• Easy
• Affordable
• Versatile

 

 

An educator expresses concern that her students are easily distracted, and that she is nervous about them using Chromebooks for other activities instead of paying attention in class. How should you respond to the concern?

 

• With the Chrome Education upgrade, schools can customize the user experience to automatically load websites on startup and add custom bookmarks.
• With the Chrome Education upgrade, schools can can lead students right to the apps and extension that they need the most to be productive in the school day.
• To specify how school devices connect to the internet, the Chrome Education upgrade enables schools to route all web traffic through a proxy.
• To prevent anyone from removing a Chrome device from the school’s domain, the Chrome Education upgrade allows schools to use enrollment and access settings.