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Tip 1: In Google Chrome use Command T to open a new tab. Command W to close a tab. Command SHIFT T to bring the tab back.
 Extra tip: great way to see what your student just closed :)

Tip 2: When searching on Google-- Use the Search Tools Button to focus on the Time period. Any Time--This is especially valuable when looking for current ways to complete specific tasks. 
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