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The Keyword Google has revealed their preferred Chrome extensions of the year. I have no idea what the criteria was to be included in the list. That said, I had a look at the list and discovered that a few of Googles preferred Chrome extensions are also a few of my favorite Chrome extensions. Those favorites are Mote, Loom, Kami, Wordtune, and Nimbus Screenshot..

How to record audio in Google Docs.

How to use Mote in Google Forms.

How to make white boards videos with Loom and Jamboard.

Loom is a Chrome extension that I find handy for rapidly taping screencast videos right from my inbox. With Loom installed I can simply click the Loom icon in Gmail and begin tape-recording a video to include as part of my response to an e-mail. Ive likewise used Loom to produce whiteboard-style videos. Both of those things are demonstrated in the videos that are ingrained listed below (e-mail readers, youll have to click through to see the videos).

In this video I show how to set up Mote and how to activate it in your Google account..

How to record a video in Gmail with Loom.

What these extensions do.

Wordtune.

Nimbus Screenshot.
Nimbus Screenshot is a complimentary Chrome extension that Ive been recommending and utilizing for the last half-decade. It offers tools for developing screencast videos and annotated screen capture images. Nimbus Screenshot includes a feature called Select & & Scroll that proved to be very helpful to me recently. Select & & Scroll lets you capture not only what is presently visible on your screen but likewise whats noticeable when you scroll downward.
I use Nimbus Screenshot in Chrome, however it is likewise offered for Firefox, and Edge. A desktop variation is also offered. In the following video I show how to use Nimbus Screenshot to create annotated screen capture images.

Kami.
Kami is a service that makes it possible for users to annotate and comment on PDFs. You can do this directly on the Kami site or in Google Drive with Kamis Chrome extension. Kami also deals with Word and Pages files.
Heres a couple of videos about how Kami works.

How to tape audio in Google Classroom.

In the following video I show how to utilize Nimbus Screenshot to create annotated screen capture images.

Mote.
Mote is a Chrome extension that lets you include voice recordings to Google Forms, Gmail, Google Classroom, Google Slides, and Google Documents. You can also utilize it to tape a voice note and share it by means of QR code.

Loom.
Loom is a Chrome extension that I find useful for quickly tape-recording screencast videos right from my inbox. With Loom installed I can just click the Loom icon in Gmail and begin taping a video to include as part of my response to an email. Ive also used Loom to develop whiteboard-style videos. Both of those things are demonstrated in the videos that are embedded listed below (email readers, youll need to click through to see the videos).

Enjoy this brief video about using Mote in Gmail to learn how to send out a voice and tape-record note. If they dont have Mote installed in their web browsers, the video also reveals how recipients can play your voice notes even.

Wordtune is a Chrome extension that supplies suggestions on methods to reword sentences in your Google Documents, in your e-mail (Gmail and Outlook), and in some social media accounts. Once you have.
Wordtune set up in Chrome you can merely highlight any sentence that you have composed and click the Wordtune extension to have a list of alternate wordings recommended to you. The recommended options look like a list straight listed below your original sentence. You can replace your initial sentence with a suggested alternative by merely clicking on the recommendation that you like.
Heres a demo of Wordtune.