For students I can use this to help them to track how much time they are spending on activities. I could use this extension for myself to help keep me focused I set daily goals about how much time I am allowed to spend on a website.
Right now I can see a timer showing that so far today I have spent 10 minutes and 9 seconds on. I installed this Time Warp extension to time how long I have spent on each website. Time Warpįrankly, I have an addiction to blogging… and Twitter. For example “ spx” for spelling.Ĭlick Here to download Auto Text Expander for Google Chrome. Initially I used “sp” to expand to “check your spelling.” Unfortunately the combination of sp shows up in a lot of words such as “especially” which then was changed to “echeck your spellingecially.” I am now throwing in an x into my codes since x is used so rarely.
Tip for success: do not use a code that would show up anywhere in any word. However, if you are using other web 2.0 tools this works great. Unfortunately this extension does NOT work in Google Docs.
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Auto Text Expander for Google Chromeĭo you find yourself making the same comments over and over again? Using a text expander allows you to type a code and have the full comment replace the code. Thus leaving you with a list of tabs that you do want to share.Ĭlick Here to download Copy All URL’s extension. Hint: Use control W (PC) or command W (Mac) to CLOSE a tab if you decide it is not a resource you want to share with students. This allows you to focus on finding resources rather than going back and forth to curate the class web page. Using the Copy All URL’s extension will copy all of those tabs to your clipboard, allowing you to paste them all at once onto your class website. When finding resources for students you may be like me and end up with multiple tabs open. Continuing my series on helpful Chrome extensions for teachers here are 5 additional extensions you might want to try out.
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