If you are part of G Suite. (for Education if associated with a school) there is a way to push programs to Chromebooks. From Google's support site on this:
As a Chrome Enterprise admin, you canuse your Admin console to set policies for a specific Chrome app, extension, or supported Android app. For example, you might force-install an app and pin it to users' Chrome taskbar.
See support.google.com/chrome/a/answer...
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If you are part of G Suite. (for Education if associated with a school) there is a way to push programs to Chromebooks. From Google's support site on this:
As a Chrome Enterprise admin, you canuse your Admin console to set policies for a specific Chrome app, extension, or supported Android app. For example, you might force-install an app and pin it to users' Chrome taskbar.
See support.google.com/chrome/a/answer...
Thanks for the tip, I have added it to my post.