• Turn on the device and sign in to your child’s school account.

• If you don’t have your child’s school account info, ask your child’s school or teacher.

• Your child’s school account is set up and managed by the school. It’s different from your, or your child’s, personal Google Account.

To Change your Chromebok language

Change Chromebook Language - Cambiar idioma de Chromebook

Step 1: Turn on Wi-Fi

At the bottom right, select the time.

Select Not Connected.

Note: If you see your Wi-Fi network name and a signal strength, your Chromebook is already connected to Wi-Fi.

Turn on Wi-Fi. Your Chromebook will automatically look for available networks and show them to you in a list.

Step 2: Pick a network and connect

Connecting to an open network

Open Network Icon in Lower right tray of Chromebook screen: Select the Wi-Fi network .

Remember, your information might be visible to other people on this network.

Connecting to a secure network

Open Network Icon in Lower right tray of Chromebook screen

Select the secure Wi-Fi network .

Type the network password.

Select Connect.

Connecting to an unlisted network

Open Network Icon in Lower right tray of Chromebook screen

Select Join other network .

Enter the network information in the box that appears.

Select Connect.

Information for this network is automatically saved so you can connect automatically later.

If you are experiencing issues with your Chromebook, the first step on technical support is to verify that a critical update may be available to apply. Please follow the below instructions on how to update your Chromebook.

Update your Chromebook - Actualizar el sistema operativo del Chromebook

To use your email offline:

Use your Chromebook Offline - Utilizar el Chromebook sin conexión

To use Documents/Sheets/Slides Offline See video below or the detailed instructions here.

Step 1: Make sure you’re connected to the internet

Step 2: Open Google Docs.

Step 3: Open the menu. Select Settings.

Step 4 Toggle the switch that says Offline. Then select “Ok.”