Slow Chromebook?

Slow Chromebook?
Go to:        my.meraki.com/#connection
The IT department has pushed this bookmark out to students. Top left on bookmark bar.
From here you can check three things.
  1. Check the Health of your wifi connection
You should have a green checkmark indicating that you have a healthy connection
  1. Run a Speed Test
You should get a result over 70Mbps
  1. Check the access point that you are connected to.
You should be connected to the room that you are currently in or the room next door.










If you do not have a healthy high speed connection restart your Chromebook. 

Feel free to share this information with your students.

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