Wakelet – Wakelet is essentially Pinterest for education.Toby for Tabs – organize your open tabs into collections…kind of like bookmarks! ( Shared by Justin Cowen and Donna Golightly).Here are five extensions that were recommended! I’ve selected five of the most popular responses to include as well! I invited my followers on Twitter and Facebook to share their favorite Chrome extensions. This collection contains privacy-friendly tools that **should** be acceptable by most school districts. When compiling these tools, I was mindful of data privacy regulations that would prevent students from being able to access certain tools. This episode also includes my top recommendations for students. I tried to include some new tools on this list, not just perennial favorites like Screencastify and Bitmoji!

I selected my five favorite tools for helping teachers work more efficiently and productively. While there was some overlap between our lists, I did learn about some NEW extensions that I have included as well.

In addition to making a list of my favorite extensions, I also asked friends on Twitter and Facebook to share their favorites. These simple tools help me work efficiently, simplify repetitive tasks, and add some fun to my daily digital routines. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I wrote a list of Chrome extensions that I rely on regularly. We spent most of the week visiting family, eating delicious food, and being thankful for our many blessings! Last week was Thanksgiving in the United States.

Google chrome extensions for teachers