Splitting your screen makes your Chromebook even that more useful
(Android Central)

I find that people are often surprised at just how flexible Chromebooks are as work or entertainment devices. Many of the same features that more established or expensive computers like Windows PCs and MacBooks have can also be found on Chromebooks, such as screen casting, virtual desktops, and split-screen multitasking. I`ll show you just how easy it is to enable split screens on your Chromebook so that even a modest-sized device like my little ASUS C214 Flip can be a productivity powerhouse. How to multitask with split screens on a Chromebook Open a browser window on your Chromebook. Open a second tab in that window. Click on one of the tabs, and drag it apart from the first, or simply open a second window. Click and hold on the box icon in the top right of one of the windows. When you see two arrows appear, one on either side of the box, click on one to arrange that window on that side. Repeat this for the other window/tab, but click the arrow on the opposite side so that eac...