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Chromebook Keyboard Shortcut of the Week - February 10th - History!

Chromebook Keyboard
This week's Chromebook keyboard shortcut is one that is helpful in multiple ways. For starters, you can quickly view your browsing history by using "Ctrl + H" on your keyboard. This will bring up the history of the sites that you have visited on your Chromebook.

This is helpful if you remember coming across a resource but are struggling to find it again. You can browse your history and seek out the specific date that you visited the site.

The other way that this week's shortcut is helpful is in our classrooms. We can quickly use the same shortcut to bring up our students' browsing history as well. This is one way to hold them accountable for the work that they are expected to do.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

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