| Sam Gliksman @SamGliksman |
ow.ly/vnOf308QXG7 #edtech #chromebook
Daily Tips and Tricks from Around the Web (collected by a huge fan of Chromebooks in education)
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| charbens @moneyblast |
| LibrePC @LibrePC |
| LibrePC @LibrePC |
| LibrePC @LibrePC |
| Nancy Kawaja @nancykawaja |
| Hashim M Shaikh @TheShaikh2310 |
You can pin individual websites to your shelf by going to that website, clicking the Chrome options button (three vertical dots in top right), going to "More Tools", and selecting "pin to shelf".
I didn't know this and always thought it would be useful, so I just wanted to let others know that this is a feature.
| Ahmad Imran @reasontouse |
This post is from Chrome Story - Chrome, Chromebooks and Chromecast
Google has been promoting Chrome for work, trying to replace Internet Explorer as the leader of the enterprise. They have definitely made some progress, and they want more. Google has a dedicated page for Chrome for work, explaining and advertising enterprise friendly features of the browser. They have also released four new videos promoting Google […]
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In this episode, Matt and I discuss the new version of Google Sites, what we like, what we don’t, and ways to use it in the classroom. We also have some Google news and updates to share, and some great resources from our blogs.
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The new Google Sites allows for a beautiful design with easy-to-use drag and drop elements including Google files (Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Charts).
The new sites also allow creators to embed maps, YouTube videos, calendars on easy to manage and arranged pages. The themes are elegant to design easily and collaborate to let others edit a site.
Great a good entry point for newer users and those that don’t need fancy options when designing websites.
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