Imagine a teacher who wants students to write or take a test, or a retailer who wants an in-store system to let customers order items not available at that store, or a museum curator who wants to show visitors an online collection of items not on display, or a manufacturer who needs to provide people access to a database on a shop floor. You simply turn them on, login, and access almost any app on the web.īut sometimes, Chrome OS and the web offer too much. In part, that’s because the devices are easy to manage and use. School systems and forward-thinking companies that use Google Apps often also choose Chrome OS devices. With Google tools, you can create, publish, and deploy apps that make Chrome OS devices do even less. Kiosk mode: How to make Chrome OS do less
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