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Counselor Christopher provides his top 10 Google aids that can help students with schoolwork. These include tools like Pin Tab to keep track of multiple tabs, reopening accidentally closed tabs, using Google Tasks to track assignments, and using Google Groups, Calendar, Bookmark Manager, News, Scholar, Finance, and Search Full Text for research, current events, organizing bookmarks, and finding sources. These Google tools can assist students with projects, writing papers, staying organized, and conducting research.
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- 1. Counselor Christopher’s Top 10 Google Aids
- 2. #10 The Pin Tab (http://chromestory.com/2009/10/pin-tab-a-simple-and-useful-google-chrome-tip/) This allows students to keep track of the multiple tabs they are using during an internet session.
- 3. #9 Reopen a Closed Tab (http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2008/09/google-chrome-tips.html) This aid allows students to reopen a tab that was closed by accident
- 4. #8 Tasks (http://www.google.com/mail/help/tips.html#green) This aid allows students to keep track of assignments, due dates, and projects in the form of a “to-do” list.
- 5. #7 Google Groups (http://www.google.com/educators/p_groups.html) This aid allows students to work in groups even outside of class. It can also aid in developing social and team-building skills.
- 6. #6 Weekly Repeats http://stopdesign.com/archive/2006/04/29/google-calendar-tips.html#c-misc This will allow students to keep track of weekly classroom and other school-related events that may not have a regular or same-time, every time occurrence.
- 7. #5 Bookmark Manager http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95714 Bookmark manager allows students to organize and keep track of sites that they frequent during class. It saves time in accessing these sites.
- 8. #4 Google News http://news.google.com/ This can be used to help students with current evens assignments.
- 9. #3 Google Scholar http://scholar.google.com/ This tool can help students locate peer-reviewed articles and journals for research papers.
- 10. #2 Google Finance http://www.google.com/finance This Google aid can assist students who have chosen the business or entrepreneurship focus area with their business projects.
- 11. #1 Search Full Text http://books.google.com/googlebooks/midterms.html Students can use this tool to select books for book reviews, group projects, and writing papers.