Five Chrome Settings You Need to Know
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Five Chrome Settings You Need to Know

Google Chrome is far and away the most popular web browser amongst readers of this blog (68% of you use Chrome, the next most popular choice is Safari at 20%). If you’re using Chrome and or your students use Chrome, there are some helpful settings that you should know how to use. Knowing what these settings do and how to find them can improve the accessibility of websites you and your students use on a regular basis. 

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Google Chrome is far and away the most popular web browser amongst readers of this blog (68% of you use Chrome, the next most popular choice is Safari at 20%). If you’re using Chrome and or your students use Chrome, there are some helpful settings that you should know how to use. Knowing what these settings do and how to find them can improve the accessibility of websites you and your students use on a regular basis. Read Aloud in ChromeControl Camera and Microphone Access in ChromeMake Chrome Run FasterEnable Captioning on Any PageEnable or Disable Pop-ups in ChromeBonus Tip! A Fun Way to Use the Inspect Tool in ChromeAre you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.accessibility, Chrome, Chromebooks, Free Technology For Teachers, Google Chrome, how to, web accessibilityRead More

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