Smartwatches, an Android set-top box and in-car connectivity demos stole the limelight at Google I/O, but the company is also continuing to push its educational offerings after it made its Google Play for Education service available on Chromebooks.
Google Play for Education is a hub for teachers in the US to use to help make K-12 lessons more interactive through customized Google services and apps. It was available for tablets only when it launched in November, so its expansion to Chromebooks — the affordable, internet-only laptops that Google has positioned as being ideal for the classroom — is significant.
Schools with Chromebooks can visit play.google.com/edu to get started. Though Google has introduced Chromebooks to schools overseas, Google Play for Education is a US-only initiative.
➤ Google Play for Education comes to Chromebooks [Google Enterprise Blog]
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