How to develop kiosk apps for ChromeOS

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ChromeOS is a secure and reliable platform for delivering kiosk and digital signage solutions to users in educational institutions and enterprises, from testing in schools to self-service utilities in businesses. Learn how to create and deploy your kiosk app, explore example solutions, and try kiosk mode out on a range of supported devices today.

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ChromeOS.dev → https://goo.gle/3zwMZVR
Democratizing PDF Accessibility using Machine Learning → https://goo.gle/42kVEHD

Speakers: Joyce Toh, Mike Rumely

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