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The real problem here is two fold. Windows and Macs have much longer support for OS updated, after which Chrome and other browsers still will receive updates f
by leejoramo 3y ago
The real problem here is two fold.
Windows and Macs have much longer support for OS updated, after which Chrome and other browsers still will receive updates for many years
Second the student testing software/services that schools are required to use is only certified for ChromeBooks that are officially supported by Google.
Once the units are no longer supported for testing, they have almost no value to schools even if the are otherwise still fully functional
- Wowfunhappy 3y ago> Second the student testing software/services that schools are required to use is only certified for ChromeBooks that are officially supported by Google Well, that's just dumb. Does the policy apply to Macs and PCs as well?
- didntcheck 3y agoI don't really think the education system has anyone but themselves to blame for that then. It's their policy that's the problem, and they who failed to consider its sustainability when they implemented it. I realise I'm grouping a hell of a lot of people and layers together in one collective noun, but it's certainly more reasonable than blaming Google because you just assumed a device would be supported forever