Reposting: This is one of my favorite Chrome Extensions. It’ll WOW you every time.
Webpage Screenshot is a wonderful Chrome Extension. It allows you to edit information on a webpage. Great for summarizing, finding the topic, defining words in context clues, and so much more. Check out this video I made. It’s easy to use and has many classroom applications. What will you use it for?
Inserting a Document, Presentation, Form, or other Google products is as easy as Insert > Choose > Save
This is a quick tutorial on how to insert an image using Google Sites.
This is a step by step video that shows you how to create a Site in Google Sites.
Sites is great for classroom uses. You can create a classroom website. Students can collaborate to create a website on a particular subject matter, such as fractions.
Google Drive is easy to use, and it’s in the cloud. So… What’s NOT to love? Here are some basics to get you started.
So you’re new to Google Chrome and are ready to install some extensions. Great! On your Chrome Homepage, you will notice a ‘Store’ icon. Go ahead and choose ‘Store’.
You now notice that you have several options. You can browse by categories, on the left, or you can browse suggestions on the right. You can also type in the name of a specific App or Extension. For this example, I want Webpage Screenshot.
After pressing Enter, I am given several options. Notice that I chose Extensions at the top of the page. When I did that, the Extension I wanted came right up. From here, I locate the blue ‘Add To Chrome’ button on the right, and choose it.
Once I choose to add the Extension, a Pop-out appears and asks if I want to add the Extension. Since I do, I choose ‘Add’.
My Extension is now added. I can see the small icon located at the top right corner of my page. Success!
And for those of you who also need to hear it, like me, here’s a video I made.
There are so many features to Google Search it will boggle your mind. Well, it boggles mine. I find it fascinating that I can search for a news article from 1865 or 1968. I no longer have to go to the library and use the old-school microfiche. Okay, who am I kidding. I never did that. But, if you did you will love this option in Search. Here is a quick video I made showing you how I found a news article from April 1968 regarding Dr. Martin Luther King’s death.
If you’re anything like me, you have at least 10 email accounts. Keeping up with all of them can be a struggle. Fortunately, I can forward all my Gmail accounts to my main account — which happens to be a Gmail account too. It’s easy, here’s how:
It is possible to create a new Google account and link it to an existing account. Here’s how:
There is also a way to have your Google account forwarded to another account. That lesson is coming soon.
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