APPLIES TO
All Chromebook models
USAGE SCENARIO
Using the on-screen keyboard can be a temporary fix for when the physical keys on the keyboard are no longer functioning properly. Additionally, you can plug in any USB keyboard & mouse or wireless mouse/keyboard combo to continue your work. During e-learning days, this can be useful until the device is repaired.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Click on the information window (clock, battery level, & wifi icons) in the lower right corner.
- In the window that just opened, click on Accessibility.
- In the Accessibility window, scroll down and click on On-Screen Keyboard.
- You will see a green check mark when enabled.
- You will see a green check mark when enabled.
- Once the on-screen keyboard is enabled, you will now see a keyboard icon in the lower right corner.
- Clicking on this keyboard icon will bring up the on-screen keyboard.
- Clicking on the keyboard icon again will close the on-screen keyboard.