Manage GSuite settings, including: Hangouts chat history, disabling Gmail confidential mode, deciding which apps to allow, disabling access to “Guest Mode, turning off certain GSuite services, and restricting email correspondence between certain individuals.SCHOOLS – If you’re a school administrator reading this and you have questions about Chrome device resources for schools or GSuite settings, here are Google’s helpful resources all in one place: Ask us any questions you’re left with by dropping a DM through our social channels or email: There’s a lot to understand about Chromebooks. Alternatively, if the extension still won’t add, the only way to use Zoom or any other video-sharing extension on a Chromebook is to create a new Gmail account and use this new Google account on the Chromebook without Family Link.Normally, Family Link doesn’t allow extensions, but Google recently changed Family Link to now allow a short list of extensions, including Zoom and a printer extension. Many schools are asking kids to use Zoom, which is an extension for the Chrome browser on a Chromebook.This is also NOW RECENTLY true on Chromebooks where you can make a Google Classroom school account act as a secondary account and it can obey the Family Link screen time controls (the school Google Classroom “rules” should still control filtering and block certain websites, like social media, according to the school’s set-up). AND, Family Link on the Android device will monitor both accounts. If using an Android device, you can use both their Google Classroom school account and their personal Gmail account on the Android device at the same time. Parents, we know that more kids than ever are using Google Classroom as a result of virtual learning.**COVID-19 Update related to Chromebooks – a Few Things are Different Right now. The Complete Guide to Chromebook Parental Controls
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