The majority of people use Windows 10 regular, I sometimes wonder the volume of actually enjoy this process. Look, Microsoft's system is very popular, but which can be largely from habit. The interface is extremely inconsistent, there is certainly aggressive telemetry, it might probably feel like you will be being spied on too. Computers running Microsoft's OS are given to malware, and possibly even worse, users might find their important files deleted! Hell, and also the Surface hardware feels uninspired at this time. Once people start searching at alternatives, which includes the excellent Linux-based Chromebooks, they'll wonder why they require Windows 10 by any means.

For education most importantly, many schools find Chromebooks safer and simpler to manage. And lastly, they can be quite efficient too. Who's should come as no surprise than a major country has chosen Chromebooks over Windows 10 devices for education. Is there an country of those I speak? New Zealand. You see, all public schools there will now have access to Chrome Education licenses.

"Starting on November 1, included in an agreement with Google and New Zealand Ministry of Education, all state and state-integrated schools across Nz will be able to start claiming Ministry-funded Chrome Education licenses to treat new and existing unmanaged Chromebooks. The Chrome Education license began to make device management in schools really easy, so that teachers and students can give full attention to what's primary -- teaching and learning. Provided with the Chrome Education license, schools can utilize essential education features to improved support the plenty of different ways Chromebooks are used inside classroom," says Suan Ye, Head of Google for Education, New zealand and australia.

Dorothy Burt, Education Program Lead, Manaiakalani Education Program explains, "We have been using Chromebooks since they first became offered to New Zealand schools in 2013 and have relied on the devices buying the Chrome Education license so your focus remains on learning and teaching. The positive impact using the license to colleges is experienced individuals big schools, with large fleets of Chromebooks to do, and equally in the very small rural schools the location where the sole charge teaching principal has a bigger factor matters to pay attention to than the status of learner devices."

You will need to note, schools in New Zealand are not required to use Chromebooks. For that matter, if they prefer, say, Windows, iOS, Ubuntu, or Mac, they could use devices running those os instead. Individuals, Chromebooks are already the superior computers for education in a rural area. In other words, your new Zealand Ministry of Education in fact is making this put up with Google related to the major organic adoption of Google's laptops in the area. Kiwi kids and teachers just love Chrome OS!

Should Microsoft be worried that a major country looks to be opting for Linux-based Chromebooks for education? Please hold forth in the comments below.