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Chromebook Support Using EasyTech on a Chromebook EasyTech Keyboarding on a Chromebook Chromebook keyboards work just like a standard QWERTY keyboard, with a few differences. These differences include: 1. A modified set of function keys, including, usually, no “Delete” key 2. CAPS lock key is not on Chromebook keyboard; instead the “Search” (magnifying glass) key replaces the standard QWERTY cap lock key · Chromebook · Turn on Caps shortcut keys Lock on the replace QWERTY Chromebook function keys. These keyboard with keys include escape, Cntl + Search browse, reload, open, (magnifying screen brightness, glass). Turn off mute, volume and Caps Lock by power buttons pressing shift key · · QWERTY function · Use the Caps keys (F1-F12) have Lock key on a a variety of different QWERTY uses or, sometimes, keyboard to turn no use at all. The on Caps Lock. operating system and Toggle the Caps open software can Lock key to turn change how these off keys function. · Of all EasyTech keyboarding content, only one lesson is adversely affected by the above differences, but there is a quick and easy work-around. The lesson is “Keyboarding” (grades 6-8). The problem is that the top row of function keys being displayed are different, and the lesson includes a practice activity with Tab key AND CAPS LOCK. The Work-around: 1. Hit Alt+Search (the magnifying glass). The Search key is in the same place as traditional CAPS LOCK. You’ll see an arrow appear on the bottom right notifications bar and a pop-up that will alert you that Caps Lock is on 2. Tap Shift to turn off Caps Lock Learning.com 800.580.4640・1620 SW Taylor Street, Suite 100・Portland, OR 97205・www.learning.com .

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