#ChromeScience: Dave Hughes on Chromebooks for science and teaching

I’ve written a little bit before about using Chromebooks and the Google ecosystem for research, specifically using RStudio Server on a Google Cloud Compute instance. Dan Hughes has beat me to a more comprehensive guide, with a series on using Chromebooks to teach and manage a proper science science lab.

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