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9 Gmail Tips You Need to Know This post is a guest contribution from Kayla Matthews. Kayla is a cloud computing and technology writer, contributing to more than a dozen well-known technology websites across the web. To read more posts from Kayla, check out her tech and productivity website, ProductivityBytes.com. Luckily, we have the internet to show us all those little details that make things easier. These nine Gmail tips will help make your day-to-day email activities much simpler. Create a Contact Group If you have a group of co-workers or a team you need to frequently send emails to, this is a definite time saver. Use Gmail Advanced Search Operators Everyone knows that Google is renowned for their search engine. Send Encrypted Emails If you use Chrome as your browser, there’s a nifty extension that lets you encrypt emails. Undo a Sent Email If you made an error in your message, sent it to the wrong person or forgot some information, Gmail has you covered. Turn on Email Read Receipts Create a Company Email Signature
5 Lesser-Known Free Sites for Watching TV Shows Are you ready for some free TV and movies? Here are a few more sites for finding them. You guys seem to like TV: my roundup of never-ending video sites got more than a few positive comments. VintageCartoons.tv: Never-ending Retro Goodness We begin with something really simple: a site that shows you classic cartoons. Videos will keep playing, and you can skip anything you don’t like by pressing the channel-changing button (to the right of the video, to those who grew up with modern devices). Archive.org’s Movies and Films: Best of the Public Domain VintageCartoons is pulling all of its videos from Archive.org, a site we’ve pointed out a few times. To repeat myself: everything offered is in the public domain so you’re not going to see any recent blockbusters. Archive.org is one of the best sites on the web, and classic movies are only the beginning. Documentary Heaven: Compilation of Free Documentaries There are a lot of great documentaries on YouTube, but it’s hard to find them all.
Creating Narrated Slideshows with Google Tools This week I am hosting some guest bloggers. This is a guest post from Mike Petty. Last fall our high school purchased Chromebooks and the new principal set high expectations for more project-based learning and technology integration in all subjects. Over the past several months I’ve often been asked by teachers for presentation options beyond PowerPoint. The process uses Google Slides and WeVideo and can be completed using Chromebooks or laptops. Here is an example of one of these narrated slideshows. And here are the steps, each with a video tutorial showing the process. Step 1: Create your slideshow in Google Slides and download each one to your device. After using this process with several classes I’ve learned a few tips. It helps greatly if the teacher works through the entire process first.
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