How to always find your downloads, across all of your devices #YouTube
Change your browser’s download location to a folder in cloud storage (like Google Drive of Microsoft OneDrive). Then you’ll have access to the downloads from any of your devices!
Similar Posts
✂ How students can make a copy of a Google Site #YouTube
Google doesn’t make it easy, but it is possible to share a Google Site as a template that students can then use to make a copy.
Take time stamped notes of a Youtube video with Rocket Note
Source: Rocket Note – Chrome Web Store Geez, I don’t mean to be on a Chrome extensions kick, but here we are. Rocket Note is a Chrome extension that lets you take limited, time-stamped notes on Youtube videos. Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to export or share your notes, but it does come in handy…
What the green padlock in your browser really means
Maybe you were once advised to “look for the padlock” as a means of telling legitimate e-commerce sites from phishing or malware traps. Unfortunately, this has never been more useless advice. New research indicates that half of all phishing scams are now hosted on Web sites whose Internet address includes the padlock and begins with…
Quickly open a word definition with the Google Dictionary Chrome Extension
Quickly open a word definition with the Google Dictionary Chrome Extension. Google Dictionary (by Google) – Chrome Web Store Once installed, a pop up will now show when words are selected on a web page. Along with the definition is a speaker icon which will read the word out loud for the student. This would…
{YouTube} Stop the Questions with a start page by Start.me
How many times are you asked by your students where a link is, or what work they’re supposed to be doing? By creating a start page, you can put everything in one spot, helping the students find things faster! Links: 🎥Bookmark all the things – https://youtu.be/5bVupMDT7ok 📰 Sign up for my newsletter – https://eduk8.me/welcome 🌐…