Didactics and Technology in Education

I made Chrome my default browser on the day it was released. It was love at first sight! After few weeks, I started chromestory.com to connect with fellow Chrome users and share news and tips. So if you use Chrome, you are already my friend.

Special thanks to my friends at the Chromebook community on Google Plusfor their suggestions! and of course, François Beaufort :-)

With 100 Google Chrome Tips for Everyone, I am re-introducing the ebook I published earlier. Since this is a page that can be easily updated, the content will be updated often for better accuracy.

The ebook had a section on Chrome OS and Chromebooks. Since I have a new page here for Chrome OS  and Chromebook tips, this page will replace those Chrome OS tips with new Chrome tips.

Use the comment form at the bottom of the page to provide feedback, corrections and new additions to the list. And do share this page with your friends!

In this age of internet the research has become very very easy than previous ages. Information is available on internet in numerous forms. We can access it from anywhere at anytime through any device, PC,laptop, tab or even on mobile. Google is the one best resource to find solution for any problem or to conduct any kind of research. But the problem is researching on internet is easy but keeping track of what resources we are using such as what websites we viewed, what articles we read is a headache. One easy solution is Bookmarking the web that we are using as our source. But it is not enough to just bookmark a webpage for keeping track of each source. In this situation there is a Chrome extension called Citable. It solves this problem by allowing you to save web page’s link with notes to a Google Sheets. 

Le saviez-vous ? Lorsque vous vous connectez à Chrome avec votre compte Google, le navigateur envoie par défaut l'ensemble de vos mots de passe des sites tiers sur les serveurs de Google, pour vous permettre de les retrouver. Un risque considérable pour la sécurité, que la firme documente très mal.

Google+ quizás no es la red social más popular de todas, pero imposible negar que allí yace mayor interés por parte de desarrolladores que en cualquier otra. Uno de ellos ha creado algo que nos es nada nuevo pero busca ampliar las posibilidades de uso con Extended Share, una extensión para Google Chrome que nos permite distribuir el mismo enlace en diferentes redes sociales desde un solo lugar.