Chromebook Scanning Compatibility
FROM ROCKETBOOK:
Chromebook compatibility with the Rocketbook app varies. If the Chromebook operating system supports Android apps, there is a good chance that the Rocketbook app is available from the Google Play Store. In general, the Rocketbook app works on Chromebooks that meet the following criteria:
Dual camera
Tablet mode
Ability to access and download apps from the Google Play Store
Ability to run Android apps
If you own a compatible device, the first thing you should do is update your Chromebook software. Your Chromebook must run Chrome OS version 53 and up. Head over to your Chromebook settings and check the box for “Enable Google Play Store on your Chromebook” in the “Google Play Store” section.
As of now, we've tested and confirmed the following Chromebooks are compatible with downloading and using the Rocketbook app:
The Google Pixel Slate
The HP Chromebook x360
Of course, there could be others that work, but those are the 2 that we can confirm for sure work!
Comments: 3
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11 Jun, '21
Teresa LouderbackAs a classroom teacher, I think this would be AWESOME.. we are one to one and us Canvas.
Thank you for your consideration...
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07 Sep, '21
Dustin McClainAgreed, we're a 1:1 school with Chromebooks and I could easily get my teachers and students on board with Rocketbook if the chromebooks could scan the pages. It would need to be single camera chromebooks though, because we can't afford the extra cost justification of chromebooks with dual cameras, especially with over 1400 students. Instead of an app, you could even build it into a website interface where the students could log in and allow the website to use their camera to "scan" it.
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11 Mar, '22
Steven Chen Admin"Chromebook app" (suggested by Gem K on 2022-03-03), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.