Questions

Which users should you remove from OU(s) or group(s) before assigning licenses, to avoid giving those users licenses?

 

• Classroom teachers
• Suspended users
• IT Admins
• Current students

 

Who within a school’s domain can distribute Google Workspace for Education paid licenses to users?

 

• Google Workspace Administrator with access to the Admin console
• Teachers in Google Classroom
• The school principal
• Students

 

What happens if a school does not enroll all Chrome OS devices ahead of letting users sign into them?

 

Select all that apply.

• They will be unable to enforce the device policies.
• They are no longer eligible for Google Chrome Partner Services.
• Multi-device sign-in access will be disabled.
• If a user logs in before enrolling the Chrome OS device,  it will need to be wiped before it can be enrolled.

 

How do schools enable enrollment mode during manual enrollment?

 

Select one.

• Press Ctrl+Alt+E on the Google account login screen.
• Contact Google Admin support.
• Contact Google Chrome Partner Services.
• Press Ctrl+Alt+D on the Google account login screen.

 

What services are offered as part of Google Chrome Partner Services?

 

Select three.

• Updating Chrome OS to the latest build.
• Associating the Chrome OS devices to the correct organizational units.
• Enrolling Chrome OS devices into the school’s domain.
• Installing multi-device security software.

 

Schools can use Chrome OS devices for student assessments. There are three scenarios to deliver assessments. If the assessment is delivered as a “Single App Kiosk,” how is it configured?

 

Select one.

• A testing provider sets up a new domain specifically for taking the test and the student takes the assessment on the provider-issued account.
• A school delivers the test through kiosks without having to sign in which requires the school to have the Chrome OS devices enrolled in their domain.
• The testing provider creates the exam as a Chrome OS kiosk app and the exam app runs in full-screen mode.