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Make Twitter useable with the Tweak New Twitter Chrome extension
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Moving past the marshmallow test to predict future success
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Draw lab diagrams and experiment apparatuses easily with Chemix
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✅ Goblin Tools, ChatGPT in the classroom, Curiousity, and more – Of bits and bytes for July 17, 2023
As the summer winds down, I’m taking next week off for my last Hurrah! before I get back into starting the school year. There won’t be a newsletter but don’t you fret, I’ll be back in full force at the start of August! Enjoy these last two weeks, take a day for yourself, do something…
