Cheat Sheet What is it? A Chromebook is a laptop running Chrome OS as its operating system. The devices are primarily uses the Google Chrome browser, with most applications and data residing in the cloud rather than on the machine itself. Managing Files You can save files directly onto a Chrome or your Google Drive by clicking Files from the Chrome OS Apps menu. The file manager opens in a new window and you will see Downloads and Google Drive. You can right click anywhere (Click Touchpad with 2 fingers) inside the Downloads drive to create new folders. It works similar to folders on a PC. There is limited space so we encourage student to save files to their Google Drive which is cloud-based and has unlimited space. Apps Task Recommended Chromebook app Similar software Create a document Docs Word, Pages Create a spreadsheet Sheets Excel, Numbers Create a presentation Slides Powerpoint, Keynote Take a note Google Keep Notepad, Notes Edit a photo Google Drawings GIMP Make calls / video chat Hangouts Skype Write an email Gmail Outlook, Mac Mail Organize your calendar Calendar Outlook, iCal Find and save files Files or Google Drive My Computer, Finder Classroom Workflow Google Classroom ? Desktop Shut Down Launcher More Settings Apps pinned to shelf Settings Access Notifications 1 Cheat Sheet Keyboard The design of the Chromebook is a little different from traditional notebooks. The first difference that you will notice is the keyboard. Trackpad The trackpad does not usually have any buttons. Here are four ways to interact with the computer. 2.