This document discusses how to customize Google Chrome for educational use in classrooms. It explains how to launch the Chrome Web Store to find educational apps like Sticky Notes, Stopwatch, and ScootPad. ScootPad allows teachers to assign and students to complete homework online. The document provides instructions for signing into the Chrome Web Store with a Google account, searching by category, and signing out of Chrome to disconnect from a Google account.

1. Customizing Google Chrome
as educational tools
in your classrooms
[Part I]
Mike Chui
mikechui@ied.edu.hk
November 2, 2012

2. Why Google Chrome?
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

3. Launching Chrome Web Store
• Launch Google Chrome
• Click on Chrome Web Store

4. Using Chrome Web Store
• Apps
 Sign in with your Google
account (Next time you can
retrieve the apps you installed)
 Not sign in?

5. Searching apps by category

6. Pixlr Express

7. Stopwatch

8. Sticky Notes

9. Sticky Notes

10. Scootpad

11. Scootpad

12. Scootpad

13. Scootpad

14. Scootpad

15. Scootpad

16. Scootpad

17. Scootpad

18. Scootpad

19. Scootpad

20. Scootpad

21. Scootpad

22. Scootpad

23. ScootPad: Adding Homework

24. ScootPad: Adding Homework

25. ScootPad: Adding Homework

26. Scootpad
• Tell your students your Scootpad 
http://scootpad.com/110732
• Ask your students to use Firefox/ Chrome to
sign in

27. Sign out Google Chrome
• Your Google account is still displayed on the
upper right corner (even you have signed out)

28. Sign out Google Chrome
• Go to Settings
• Click on Disconnect your
Google Account button