Keyboard shortcuts and touchpad gestures need to be taught to students and teachers to build Chromebook habits that ultimately save time. Chromebooks are the cost-effective way to get 1 to 1 technology into the hands of students, so let’s make sure they know how to use the device to it’s fullest ability. This tutorial will clearly show you all of the top Chromebook shortcuts and gestures that you should be using!

Chromebook Simulator: https://partnerdash.google.com/apps/simulator/chromebook#?l=en

0:00 Intro
1:36 Drag and Drop
1:59 Click
2:10 Right Click
2:36 Scroll
3:07 Move Between Pages in Chrome
3:55 See All Open Windows
5:02 Open Link in New Tab
5:44 Switch Between Tabs
6:15 Close a Tab
6:51 Shelf Position and Hide Shelf
8:26 Screenshot Entire Screen
9:23 Screen Snip/Clip
10:23 Turn Caps Lock On or Off
10:56 Lock Your Screen
11:15 Sign Out of Your Google Account
11:38 Copy & Paste
12:05 Keyboard Helper

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About: Todd Parks was a passionate middle school math teacher for 18 years, who looked to infuse all types of technology into the classroom to enhance students learning experience. He leveraged years of educational technology knowledge into the position that he now holds as teacher trainer of instructional technology.

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