Draw and annotate a web page in Google Chrome #YouTube
Treat webpages like an interactive whiteboard. Write on them, mark them up, highlight information for students, all with the Web Paint Chrome Extension.
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Yesterday Google released Spaces, a web and mobile app, designed to facilitate sharing in small groups. It’s not to be confused with another instant messaging client, but more along the lines of a way to share links, pictures, and videos with a small group of people. I installed the mobile app and took the web…
Use the Send from Gmail Google Chrome Extension to share the current page through email
Use the Send from Gmail Google Chrome Extension to share the current page through email. Source: Send from Gmail (by Google) – Chrome Web Store Sending a link to the current page would seem to be a very useful feature, but it’s not built in to Google Chrome. That’s where the Send from Gmail extension comes in. Once…
File extensions for Teachers #YouTube
Learn all about some of the most common file extensions you’ll come across as teachers, and how to open/use the files. Microsoft Office – .docx, .xlsx, .pptx Apple iWord – .pages, .keynote, .numbers Graphics – .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif Movies – .mov, .mp4, .mkv
Blur your background in Google Meet
Source: Background blur for Google Meet – Chrome Web Store I looked at several different Chrome extensions that students could use to cover up or blur their backgrounds, and Background blur for Google Meet was the one I liked the best. It’s simple, doesn’t distract, and does exactly what it says it does. Once installed,…
