Hello Centennial! Here is a great DIY VR headset tutorial by Suzy!
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How does access to the internet affect consumer behaviour? Let’s find out!
Learn how to convert images to PDF files using Adobe Scan! . Adobe Scan is a new free application for scanning your documents. It allows you to use the PDF scanner to quickly create a scanned photo or PDF document. This application works by text recognition!
Hello Centennial! this is a quick tutorial on how to collaborate or present lessons via Microsoft Whiteboard! It is an excellent teaching tool for students and teachers alike!
1. LastPass
LastPass is a password manager that auto-fills in passwords for all of the accounts you save with this extension. You only have to remember one password: your LastPass password. This saves you time, headaches, and increases the security of your personal data.
2. Pinterest
This extension allows you to easily save items onto your Pinterest boards without navigating away from what you’re doing. What’s neat about this tool is that it shows you multiple pinnable items available on each website so you can save more than one item to your board at a time. (Normally, you would have to click into each blog post or image in order to separately pin each to your boards individually.)
3. OneTab
When you conduct research for a piece of content, it’s easy to get swamped in multiple open tabs with great resources you want to cite. The trouble is, once it comes time to write and refer back to the sources, it’s hard to navigate between all of the tabs. Luckily, OneTab lets you put multiple different URLs into a single tab for easy reference.
4. Momentum
Momentum is a simple Chrome extension that replaces blank new tabs with beautiful photography, inspiring quotes, weather reports, and a space for you to write down a priority for the day when you open up your browser for the first time.
5. Ublock Origin
Ublock Origin is as good blocking on chrome gets. It blocks, quite literally everything. By default, Ublock blocks ads, tracking malware, and blocks any online malicious urls. Everything in Ublock is customizable to your liking, filter lists, filter rules, trusted sites, general privacy and behaviour settings, and some quality of life.
6.Honey
In this day and age, you’ve probably heard of honey. Honey finds free coupons for you during checkout for thousands of sites… it sounds fake but…. it isn’t! It also checks for the same item on different sites to get you the best price! Why pass on an opportunity to save money?
The first thing you’ll need to do before you can use Google Docs is a sign up for a Google account (an @gmail account). If you already have an account, feel free to move on to the next section. If not, I’ll go over the simple way to create a Google account and get you set up with Docs.
Head over to accounts.google.com, click on “Create Account,” and then “For Myself.”
How to Create a Blank Document
Now that you have a Google account, it’s time to create your first document. Head on over to Google Docs and place the cursor on the multi-colored “+” icon in the bottom right corner.
The + turns into a blue pencil icon; click on it.
How to Import a Microsoft Word Document
Even if you’re new to Google Docs, you might already have a collection of Microsoft Word files you’d like to be able to use. If that’s the case, then you’ll have to upload all your Word documents before you can view them.
When you import a Word document, you can use either Google Docs or Drive to upload your files. Both methods let you drag and drop a file from your computer directly into the web browser for easy uploads. Google Drive stores all of your uploaded files when you head to the Docs homepage, it only shows you document-type files.
From the Google Docs homepage, click the folder icon in the top right, then click the “Upload” tab.
Once the Word file uploads, Docs opens it automatically, ready for you to start to edit, share, and collaborate.
To open a Word document that you want to edit, click the file with the blue ‘W’ next to the filename from your Google Docs homepage.
Click either view the Word file or edit it in Docs.
When you finish with the document, you can download your document back into DOCX, or PDF, ODT, TXT, HTML, or EPUB format. Click File > Download As then click on the desired format, and it will download directly to where files save from your browser.
Learn how to study through using Goodnotes 5 on your iPad! Here is a guide that will teach you how to create flashcards on Goodnotes 5. It is very useful for studying languages and definitions!
Hello Centennial, here is a quick guide to creating your own digital planner using an iPad!
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