Once you have the proper adapter, plug the USB-C end into the chromebook and the projector cable into the video connector end of the adapter.Īt this point, you should see that the projector is connected to your Chromebook. Your school's Tech Team or the IT Department can supply you with one of these. It will look something like this and will be on the right-hand side:ĭepending on the projector connection you will either need a USB-C to HDMI adapter or a USB-C to VGA adapter. Luckily most Chromebooks come with a USB-C port which allows you to use an adapter and cable to output your Chromebook’s screen to an external display.Ĭonnecting your Chromebook to your projectorįirst find the non-charging USB-C port on your Chromebook (using the left side USB-C charging port for a projector can cause the projector image to repeatedly turn on and off, we highly recommend using the right side port for projecting).
If you’re a teacher with a Chromebook chances are you’ll want to connect it to your classroom projector or display screen. A simple guide to connecting your Chromebook to your classroom projector.
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