The Art of Learning to use a Chromebook and other great finds!

This Chromebook training by Nadine Gilkison is AMAZING! I think it is intended to use with students but I think it would be awesome for adult training, too!


Actually, all of Nadine's stuff is great. You should definitely check her out on Twitter or on her blog!

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