Source: Emoji Keyboard by JoyPixels™ – Chrome Web Store
Who doesn’t like emojis? 🌏😫😒 The Emoji Keyboard provides a drop down menu from the toolbar allowing you to search and select emojis. When done, they are automatically placed in the clipboard so you can paste them in your writing. Shift-Alt-E will also bring up the extension, which is a nice touch.
Source: GoFullPage – Full Page Screen Capture – Chrome Web Store There are times when it would be nice to share a picture of a web page with your students, but the page is too long to capture at once. That’s where GoFullPage for Chrome1 comes in. After you install the extension, click on the…
Project Naptha automatically applies state-of-the-art computer vision algorithms on every image you see while browsing the web. The result is a seamless and intuitive experience, where you can highlight as well as copy and paste and even edit and translate the text formerly trapped within an image. Source: Project Naptha – Chrome Web Store You…
Source: Save to Google Drive – Chrome Web Store Although Chrome currently lets you “print” a PDF directly to your Google Drive, this feature will be removed in future versions. That functionality is being replaced by the Save to Google Drive Chrome extension. Once installed, you activate the extension by clicking on it. The first…
10 engaging Google Drawings activities for classes | Ditch That Textbook Google Drawings is like a digital poster board. Or sheet of paper. Or a blank slate waiting for your great ideas. Sadly, many educators don’t know about it or know what it does. Maybe part of the reason: when you click “new” in your…
Source: Share to Classroom – Chrome Web Store It’s been over four years since I introduced the Share to Classroom Google Chrome extension, so I figured it’s time to revisit! Once installed, the Share to Classroom allows you to push a website out to students or create classwork in Google Classroom from the current website….
Source: Trizbort.io | Trizbort.io is open-source adventure game mapping and code generation software based on the Trizbort desktop app by genstein and Jason Lautzenheiser. Here’s another tool that you can use to create maps. I’ve mentioned others in the past, and this one is pretty cool. It doesn’t require you to create an account. Once…