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NCCAT Tool Talk - Badgr

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This blog post is written by NCCAT Senior Digital Learning Specialist Elizabeth Joyce. Joyce came to NCCAT after serving four years as instructional technology specialist in Rockingham County Schools. She also attended NCCAT as a teacher. She started teaching high school English January 2008 for Rockingham County Schools, and became instructional technology specialist in August 2011.

NCCAT Monthly Tool Talk - #GoOpenNC

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This blog post is written by NCCAT Senior Digital Learning Specialist Elizabeth Joyce. Joyce comes to NCCAT after serving four years as instructional technology specialist in Rockingham County Schools. She also attended NCCAT as a teacher. She started teaching high school English January 2008 for Rockingham County Schools, and became instructional technology specialist in August 2011. For more on programs taught by Elizabeth and other NCCAT faculty visit - https://www.nccat.org/programs/upcoming-programs-full-list

Monthly Tool Talk - Grammarly

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Grammarly automatically detects grammar, spelling, punctuation, word choice, and style mistakes in your writing. You can copy and paste any English text into Grammarly’s Editor, or install Grammarly’s free browser extension for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Grammarly will help improve your writing.

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This blog post is written by NCCAT Senior Digital Learning Specialist Elizabeth Joyce. Joyce came to NCCAT after serving four years as instructional technology specialist in Rockingham County Schools. She also attended NCCAT as a teacher. She started teaching high school English January 2008 for Rockingham County Schools, and became instructional technology specialist in August 2011.

Monthly Tool Talk - Dualless

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Dualless splits your browser windows into two. The ratio can be adjusted according to your needs. You may have a browser window showing on the right that occupies a certain percentage of your screen. When needed, bring the browser back to a single window.

This blog post is written by NCCAT Senior Digital Learning Specialist Elizabeth Joyce. Joyce came to NCCAT after serving four years as instructional technology specialist in Rockingham County Schools. She also attended NCCAT as a teacher. She started teaching high school English January 2008 for Rockingham County Schools, and became instructional technology specialist in August 2011.

Monthly Tool Talk - OneTab

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When you find yourself with too many tabs, use the Google Extension, OneTab, to convert all of your tabs into a list. When you need to access the tabs again, you can either restore them individually or all at once. When using the OneTab list, you will save up to 95% of memory because you will have reduced the number of tabs open in Google Chrome. You can also share lists by selecting the 'share as a web page' button.

This blog post is written by NCCAT Senior Digital Learning Specialist Elizabeth Joyce. Joyce came to NCCAT after serving four years as instructional technology specialist in Rockingham County Schools. She also attended NCCAT as a teacher. She started teaching high school English January 2008 for Rockingham County Schools, and became instructional technology specialist in August 2011.