Features like SMART Ink, Pen ID, Object Awareness, and automatic tool switching in SMART amp do not work. Using a Chromebook, you lose some of the great features that make inking on a SMART IFP such a great experience. You will also be able to perform gestures such as zooming in and out by using the familiar “pinch” common on many smart phones. If your school subscribes to digital content providers like GOMath or ReadyGen, you will be able to access the content through the Chrome Web Browser and utilize the simultaneous touch points feature. Having access to simultaneous touch points is also important if you are using certain cloud-based applications. With either SMART Board you will have plenty of touch points if you decide to have multiple students working together at the display. By simply plugging in the USB cable into your Chromebook, you will have enabled the touch interaction for the SMART Board.Ī 6000 Series SMART IFP supports up to 4 simultaneous touch points and a 4000 Series SMART IFP supports up to 10 simultaneous touch points when run by the Chrome OS.

These enable touch interaction with a variety of interactive products, including the complete line of SMART Board Interactive Flat Panels. However, the Chrome OS has its own built in touch drivers. In this post and accompanying video, you will learn how your SMART IFP is designed to work seamlessly with your classroom of Chromebooks.īasic Chromebook info: your Chromebook is running the Chrome operating system, which does not allow for the installation of software such as SMART Notebook or SMART Product Drivers - both of which are required for the SMART Board touch and pen interaction. Many schools are standardizing on Google Chromebooks for teacher and student use and because of this, we receive a lot of questions regarding the use of Chromebooks with SMART Board Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) Displays.

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