How can you share apps and extensions with your class without Chromebooks?

Sharing apps and extensions with your class can effectively be done by emailing the link from the Chrome Web Store. This method provides a straightforward way to deliver specific resources to students, allowing them to access the materials directly from their devices. By using email to share the link, you ensure that students receive the correct URL and can easily navigate to the app or extension that you are recommending. This method also allows for a more organized approach, as students can refer back to the email when needed.

In contrast, while sharing directly on Google Classroom is a possible option, it may require that all students have access to Chromebooks or any devices that can integrate with Google Classroom. Text messaging or utilizing social media platforms for sharing links may lead to fragmentation of communication and could make it difficult to keep track of the resources you have shared, as well as possibly presenting challenges with accessibility and professional appropriateness in a classroom setting. Therefore, emailing the link is the most efficient and direct way to ensure students can access the apps and extensions without needing to rely on specific devices like Chromebooks.