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Tag Archives: Chrome
Color Picker in Google Presentation
Tweet I like to use a Presentation tool to create posters. For the upcoming Central Valley Computer Using Educators Tech Expo I was using Google Presentation to make door signs. The logo for the event had a light yellow color … Continue reading
Whipping out QR Codes for conference evaluation
Tweet I am in charge of the CVCUE Spring 2012 conference committee. So many things to manage. In the past when we did evaluations we had participants fill out a form on paper (I know, you’re thinking what is this … Continue reading
QR Code and the Google Chrome Extension
Tweet Yesterday morning Jason Seliskar and I met up at the CUE 2012 conference (thank you for the Starbucks) to chat up QR codes. Usually I use http://goo.gl to create a shortened URL as well as a QR code. Jason … Continue reading
Pin the Google Chrome Tab
Tweet Have you ever right clicked on the tabs in your browser? In Google Chrome you can choose to pin your tab. This puts the tab to the front of your other tabs and makes it skinnier. I pretty much … Continue reading
