1. Curate and Organize
Like a
...with Chrome
http://bit.ly/chromecurateorganize
Image: animatedgifs.eu
2. What’s the difference between
#beginning and #intermediate?
It depends on the project, the day, the hour, the upgrade.
Don’t get used to things, they will change. :)
3. It’s okay to be BETA.
--Joyce Valenza, 2011
2011: the year to be fierce
6. Things go better with Chrome
● Speed
● Automatic updates
of Apps
● Synching across
devices (bookmarks,
apps, extensions, web
settings)
● Incognito window
● Seamless printing
of Google Docs
● Offline editing of
Google Drive (only
available in Chrome and
Chrome OS devices)
Chrome = One-stop shopping!
18. Image credit: webstruck
For example,
here’s a
shortcut
to search your
bookmarks
(bm)
“The Search
bookmarks”
extension is
needed for this
shortcut, as well
as for a Google
Drive quick
search.
20. What about about:?
about:apps
about:extensions
about:plugins
about:flags (experimental features, what’s coming out)
about:histograms
about:memory (for all running browsers, not just Chrome)
about:cache
about:stats (?)
about:dns
Typing
about: in the
Omnibox is
the same as
typing
chrome://
21. Curate and Organize
EVERYTHING
with
Chrome Bookmark Manager
Using the Google Chrome Book Manager as
a Curation Management System, School
Librarian’s Workshop Feb-Mar 2041, p.6
50. Google
highlighted
text
Google
an image
Do a Google Search (etc.)
of highlighted text or selected image
Ctrl-Click (Mac) / Right Click (pc)
Other
options
available,
depending
on what you
have
installed
51. Save Your Tabs for Later
Cmd-Shift-D (Mac) / Ctrl-Shift-D (pc)
Default
save Recommended
save:
in a
designated
folder
52. What does the future hold?
Crowd-sourced art with Chrome Unnumbered Sparks
Here’s an example.
53. Linda Lindsay
Middle and High School
Librarian
Seabury Hall
Maui, Hawaii
GTANY12
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