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Eric Sheninger’s tips for managing edtech in the classroom
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Full page screenshot in Chrome without an extension
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📷 Ed photos of the week for April 20, 2023
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Focus on the video in any browser with Turn Off the Lights
Source: Turn Off the Lights Extension enhance your YouTube Videos I could see this extension being very useful for the teacher when using Youtube or other video in the classroom, along with students who may be distracted when watching video.