The problem is that if you’re using Family Link, you can’t use Bark, since Family Link doesn’t allow extensions. Some extensions will let you know if they need certain permissions or data.
It will catch any errors you make as you write and suggest corrections. Like the other tools on this list, it works with Google Docs and any text editor in your browser. If that’s true, then you should be able to use Family Link on that non-school account. ProWritingAid is another smart Chrome extension for checking the grammar, spelling, and clarity of your blog posts, web pages, and articles. Step 2: Navigate to a Website with a Video Next, navigate to any website with a video. You can do this by visiting the Chrome Web Store and searching for 'Transpose' or by clicking here. Where I’m a little confused is that you said you’re already using Bark, which means either the school account allows Bark to be added as an extension (which is rare), or you are able to add other, new users, and you’re using Bark on that non-school account. Step 1: Install the Extension First, you need to install the Transpose Google Chrome Extension. For the school-managed account, you won’t be able to apply Family Link to it, because the school’s management dictates what that account can or can’t do.
Are you able to add new users to the Chromebook or than the school email account? If you can, then you could apply Family Link to that non-school account.
Hello, Carol Deely – I’m sorry that I wasn’t notified about your questions that came through the Conference, but I’m glad you could attend.
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