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10 Great Chrome Tips for Teachers and Educators (2021)

Below is a compilation of some useful Chrome tips to help improve your web browsing productivity. I gave these tips specifically for teachers and educators, but they can be useful to anyone who wants to take advantage of the hidden features of the Chrome browser. . I compiled these tips from Google Chrome Help and Google Chrome Tips.

 Top 10 Chrome Tips for Teachers (2021)

Here are some tips on how to use it correctly:

  Check all open tabs at once
 Collect and save PDF files without losing changes
Chrome sync on laptop and phone.
Create Chrome shortcuts for your favorite sites
Create a tab group
Clear browsing data
Find open tabs in Chrome
Share a page with a QR code
Create links that you can share to a specific point on the page
Download web pages for offline reading


1- Mark all your cards at once
Chrome allows you to import all your open tabs using the Bookmarks key. Here's how to do it:
  • Click "More" in the top right corner.
  • Click Bookmarks.
  • Click Add All Tabs to Favorites.

Chrome tips for teachers/Bookmark all tabs


2- Collect and save PDF without losing changes
You can easily fill out PDF forms and save your submissions so you can pick up where you left off when you reopen that PDF. Here's how it works:
  • "PDF content in your browser.
  • Click the Download button.
  • Select "Original" or "Modified" edition.

3- Synchronize Chrome on laptop and phone.
Synchronization allows you to access your Chrome bookmarks, history, passwords, usernames, and more across devices. Synchronization requires a Google account. Here's how to use sync
  • "Sign in to Chrome with your Google account.
  • Click "More" in the top right corner.
  • Click Settings.
  • In the "You and Google" section, sync and click "Google Services".

4- Create Chrome shortcuts for your favorite sites
This will save you time when accessing sites you visit frequently. Here's how to use this feature:
  • "Open a new tab.
  • In the lower right corner, click "Settings".
  • Click Labels.

Chrome tips for teachers- create shortcuts to your favourite sites

5- Create a tab group
This is one of my favorite Chrome features. Dozens of tabs can be open at the same time. Here's how to create a tab group
  • "Right click on the tab.
  • Click the "Add to New Group" tab.
  • Click New Group or click the name of an existing tab group.
Chrome tips for teachers- create tab groups

6- Clear browsing data
If for some reason you don't want Chrome to track your browsing history, you can use these shortcuts to turn it off.
  • "Windows, Chrome OS and Linux: Ctrl + Shift + Del
  • Remove MacCode Command + Shift +.

7- Look for open tabs in Chrome
This feature allows you to quickly find a specific tab among all open tabs in Chrome.
  • Open Chrome Chrome.
  • “Select the search card next to the address bar.
  • Enter the name of the site or a related word.
  • Select the site name to open or close the tab.

8- Share page with QR code
You can share web pages as a QR code. Here's how to generate a QR code for the page you want to share:
  • "Open Chrome on your computer.
  • Go to the page you want to share.
  • Select the address bar above.
  • Select QR code.
  • You can copy the QR link or scan the QR code with the camera of another device."
Chrome tips for teachers- share pages with a QR Code

9- Create a shareable link for a specific point on the page.
Chrome allows you to highlight an article on any web page and right-click to create a shared link. Clicking on the result link will take you directly to the highlighted page on that page. However, some websites do not support this feature. Here's how it works:
  • "Open Chrome on your computer.
  • Open the page with the text you want to share.
  • Touch and hold to highlight the text you want to share, then drag it.
  • Right-click the selected text to open the context menu.
  • Select Copy Link to highlight it.
  • Place the link anywhere, such as in an email or subject line.
Chrome tips for teachers- generate shareable links for highlighted text

10- Download web pages for offline reading
You can download web pages from Chrome directly to your computer and read them offline later. This is especially useful if you are planning to travel somewhere without an Internet connection or if you are on an airplane. You must be online to download the website. Here's how it works:
  • "Open Chrome on your computer.
  • Go to the page you want to save.
  • Click "More" in the top right corner and click "More Tools" and then click "Save Page".
  • Choose where you want to save the page.
  • Click Save.
Chrome Tips for Teachers to Download Pages for Offline Reading

For more tips, you can check out our Chrome Tips for Teachers section here on Education Technology and Mobile Learning .
This post originally appeared on the Education and Mobile Learning Technology website (www.educatorstechnology.com).

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