What is a Chromebook?

Google Drive is a file storage service developed by Google. It's similar to your computer's hard drive except the files are stored by Google and can be accessed via the Internet instead of just one computer. Drive allows users to create, store, and share files from any computer with Internet access.

What are Chromebooks?

A Chromebook is a laptop that runs Google's Chrome OS (operating system). Chromebooks are Internet-based. This means applications aren't installed on them in the same way they are on other laptops. Applications and data are operated and stored online. While the Chrome OS and some applications can run offline, Chromebooks work best when used with an Internet connection. (Source: techterms.com)

Watch the following videos to learn more about Chromebooks and their role in education: