A couple of weeks ago I downloaded Chrome because I was building a mobile website and needed a browser built with webkit to see how the format would look. The more I used it the more I liked it. One of the benefits I notice right from the beginning was when I right clicked and viewed the source code all other browsers left a lot of code out, but Google Chrome allowed you to see all of it.
As I used it I started to like the minimalistic view, but I really like to keep my favorite sites on the toolbar I eventually figured out how to do this in the settings. I also liked the twitter integration that I had in FireFox. I found everything I was looking for in the Chromed Bird extension. I also liked the fact that it was multi-platform and open source.
The last feature was the deal breaker for all the other browsers. The Chrome App store. As an educator I started to look through the educational apps. Here are the ones that I recommend: PBSKids, Google Books (3 million books), Kid Mode for Chrome, Cramberry (make your own flashcards), and many more...
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
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