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"With Google being the study companion for digital learners, chrome extensions can amplify their learning. This list includes extensions for screen split, tab manager, time management, research and more ..."
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"Chrome helps you research your homework. But did you know about these extensions that help you plan and execute your school assignments as well? ..."
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"Educational technology resources, ideas, help guides, training videos, and news, with a focus on Google Apps for Education, from Eric Curts ..."
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"Leveraging a popular web browser can help teachers explore and track new ways of reading ..."
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"Below are four excellent Chrome extensions you can use to curate, save and share online content. They allow you to highlight specific portions of text, add comments and notes, clip interesting parts of content and save it for later use ..."
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"Technology can be a powerful tool to assist students with special needs or any sort of learning challenge. In particular the Chrome ..."
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"A device that beat the iPad at the mobility game? Sounds impossible. Yet Chromebooks overtook iPads to become the bestselling educational device in the U.S market ..."
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"Below is a collection of some good Chrome extensions that can help you maximize your productivity and make the best of your online browsing experience ..."
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"Here is a collection of some helpful tools you can use with students to create 3D models. Some of these tools are Chrome extensions you can use right on your browser. We have also included a search engine tool that will enable students to search for and find 3D models to use in their art works ..."
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"If you’re like me, your browser is at the center of your work. I’m a Chrome user, and I was sold initially on their minimal design and layout, along with the speed advantages it used to have. How …"
Oskar Almazan's curator insight,
April 16, 2017 10:00 AM
If you’re like me, your browser is at the centre of your work. I’m a Chrome user, and I was sold initially on their minimal design and layout, along with the speed advantages it used to have. However, other browsers have caught up in many areas and narrowed Chrome’s competitive advantages. What Google’s product still offers which sets it apart from the rest, is a huge store full of extensions and add-ons. The extension landscape Chrome offers cannot be rivalled. Many of these extensions changed my workflow and increased my productivity. They might be able to do the same for you. So, we’ve decided to break down a host of extensions which can add value to your browsing experience. We’ll include Virtual office add-ons, Handy day-to-day tools, Language improvement aids, Developer tools Productivity boosters, Social media helpers.
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"Educational technology resources, ideas, help guides, training videos, and news, with a focus on Google Apps for Education, from Eric Curts ..."
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"The visual below is based on a post we shared here a few days ago. It features a number of important Chrome extensions to help students research during the different stages in a research process. We arranged these extensions under four main headings: Search and curation (Diigo Web Collector, Google scholar, Evernote Web Clipper), Reading and annotation (Readability, DocHub, Notable PDF), Taking notes ( Google Keep and Note Anywhere), Bibliography and citations (EasyBib, Cite This for Me, Zotero Connector) ..."
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