7 Must Have Chrome Extensions for Online Teaching

Are you a teacher currently learning the curve and shift from classroom teaching to online teaching? As the learning goes on so must the constant changes to improve your productivity in a live class session. If you use Google Meet for the same, then these extensions are for you.

To download a Chrome extension, simply go to google.com, “type [name of the extension] Chrome extension” to search for extensions. You can also click here and search for extensions directly on the store. The following extensions would help you increase productivity in an online class.

1. Grid View for Chrome. View all participants in a Google meet on one screen.

2. Meet Attendance for Chrome. Automate your attendance process to save a massive amount of time.

3. Loom for Chrome. Record all your sessions by the click of a button.

4. Push to Talk for Chrome. Control your mic with the press of a spacebar.

5. EquatIO for Chrome. Do not worry about typing in superscript or subscript because now you can “write” it. Literally.

6. Dualless for Chrome. See all your participants simultaneously while a presentation or accessing another tab.

7. Web Paint for Chrome. Draw anywhere on anywhere in your entire screen.

By Google Meet and Takyon 360.

Add these extensions today to see an increase in your productivity. Happy teaching!

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