14 Mar Wordtune Helps You Tune Your Sentences

Last week I wrote about a Chrome extension called Wordtune. It’s an extension that will make suggestions on how to change and or improve the structure of your sentences. It will work in a lot of web applications including Google Docs. Google Docs is probably the application in which most students can benefit from using Wordtune. That’s why I made this short video to demonstrate how Wordtune works in Google Docs. 

Applications for Education

Wordtune could be a good Chrome extension for students to use to help them avoid using the same phrases and or sentence structures too often in a document.

On a related note, here’s what I look for when testing a new Chrome extension.

           

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Last week I wrote about a Chrome extension called Wordtune. It’s an extension that will make suggestions on how to change and or improve the structure of your sentences. It will work in a lot of web applications including Google Docs. Google Docs is probably the application in which most students can benefit from using Wordtune. That’s why I made this short video to demonstrate how Wordtune works in Google Docs. Applications for EducationWordtune could be a good Chrome extension for students to use to help them avoid using the same phrases and or sentence structures too often in a document. On a related note, here’s what I look for when testing a new Chrome extension. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachers
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