Step 1: To help students, teachers and staff work in G Suite offline, the first step is to enable offline access for all users. Consider taking a few minutes to guide students and staff through the process while they’re on school Wi-Fi networks. Keep in mind that people need to go through this process while they still have online access. Here are the key steps in the process, along with useful Google support links. Using Chromebooks and G Suite without Wi-Fi or low connectivity is relatively easy, but you may want to enlist your EdTech and IT teams to set up offline access for everyone. For edtech and IT teams: The basics of enabling offline access We’ve pulled together ideas for educators and school IT teams who want to encourage all students to keep learning, regardless of their online access.

Fortunately, there are many ways to keep Chromebooks and G Suite up and running even when online access is slow or unavailable. If your school is operating virtually as a result of COVID-19, you may be wondering how to continue teaching students who don’t have access to the internet at home, or who only have low-bandwidth access.

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