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5 Chrome Extensions for Teachers – Part 10
TweetTweetPart 10 of my series on Chrome Extensions for Teachers. Find the other 9 parts here: Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5 - Part 6 - Part 7 - Part 8 - Part 9 EasyBib I love using...
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Chrome to Mobile
TweetTweet The Chrome to Mobile Google Chrome extension allows me to send whatever page I am looking at to a mobile device. When I am working on a Google Doc or doing research on a website I can click...
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4 Chrome Extensions for Teachers: July 2014
TweetTweetPreviously I had a series of blog posts on Chrome Extensions for Teachers. Here are some more Chrome Extensions that you might find handy. PDF Viewer I have been using this Chrome extension...
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Using the Move-It Chrome Extension for Professional Development
TweetTweet Recently I installed the Move-It Chrome extension which reminds me every 15 minutes to take a break and do something active. During a 2 day workshop on Google Drive I decided to leave the...
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Students and Teachers Using Snagit Chrome Extension
TweetTweet If students are using computers there is a need for students to capture their learning and to be able to explain it. Additionally, teachers need to be able to comment on and provide feedback...
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4 Chrome Extensions for Teachers – September 2014
TweetTweet Continuing my series of blog posts on Chrome extensions here are 5 more Chrome extensions that might be useful for you as a teacher. TabCarousel TabCarousel will cycle through your tabs...
View ArticleAlice Keeler Chrome Extensions for Teachers
TweetTweet I have been publishing several blog posts on Chrome extensions for teachers. I thought it might be helpful to link to them all in one place. 4 Chrome Extensions for Teachers – December 2014...
View Article4 Chrome Extensions for Teachers – December 2014
TweetTweetMore Chrome Extensions for teachers. To access previous blog posts on Chrome extensions for teachers Click Here. Office Editing for Docs, Sheets and Slides When launching an Office document...
View ArticleChrome Extension – Gradebook Split
TweetTweet The Chrome Extension Gradebook Split automatically places your students digital work on the left of your screen and opens up your gradebook on the right hand side of the screen. When grading...
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TweetTweetHere are 4 additional Chrome Extensions that might be useful for teachers. Click Here for the full list Table Capture If a webpage contains tables of data this Chrome Extension allows you to...
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TweetTweet SimpleExtManager If you are like me, you have way way way too many Chrome extensions. The more extension you have, the more likely you are to run into your browser crashing or running...
View ArticleGoogle Classroom Chrome Extension
TweetTweetRecently Google Classroom came out with the ability for websites to have a share to Google Classroom button. One of my favorite examples is Flat (https://flat.io/en) which allows for...
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Here are another 4 Chrome extensions you and your students may find useful. For the list of my blog posts on Chrome extensions, click here. Giphy Adding fun animated GIF’s to your Google Docs can be a...
View ArticleSnagit Chrome Extension: Share the Google Drive Folder
The Snagit Chrome extension by TechSmith is one of my top recommendations for educators. It allows you to take screenshots and annotate them. Create screencast videos and if you can keep the recording...
View ArticleFor Students – Google Classroom: Classroom Split – Chrome Extension
Classroom Split Chrome extension is for students to help them view Google Classroom directions side by side with their work. Previously I had commissioned a Chrome extension that made grading with...
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