Chrome Extensions for Digitally Annotating Texts
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Install Chrome Extensions
Hello!
I’m Ariana Flewelling
Secondary Technology Coach, TOA (TOSA)
Google Educator (Google Apps & Chrome)
Masters of Educational Technology
Inland Area CUE Director
Clearly
1. Find your article.
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2. Click the Readability icon in Chrome and select Read Now.
3. Watch the magic.
4. CTLR+A (select all) & CTLR+C (copy selected)
5. Open a Google Doc
6. CTLR+P (paste) in the Google Doc
Clearly- Entry Level DA
7. Name the Doc.
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* Dependent on your collection style.
8. Make necessary changes to the doc.
BONUS!
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It’s a gif. Go to makeagif.com to sign up, create an account and start making your own today. Get the extension too.
To add it to your Google Slides download it and then upload it in the image section.
Clearly- Entry Level DA
9. Use the Format menu, Text Color/Highlight, and Comments to annotate the article.
Scrible
1. Find your article.
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2. Click the Scrible icon in Chrome.
3. Locate the toolbar at the bottom of the page.
Text Color-
Click the drop down arrow to change the text color.
Highlight Tool-
Click the drop down arrow to change the color or unhighlight.
Go to your library.
Click to sign in.
Add a note, click the drop down arrow to change the color.
Reformat page text.
Minimize or Maximize all notations on this page
Show/Hide all annotations
Undo & Redo
Bookmark this page.
Show/Hide annotation legend.
Citation generator.
Share to Twitter or Facebook
Share a copy of this annotated page via email.
Create a permalink to share this page w/annotations w/others.
Report a bug.
Save
Save as
Print view
4. Use the appropriate tools to annotate your document from the toolbar.
5. Have students save their annotations.
6. In Google Classroom, Haiku, other LMS have students turn in their permalink.
Snagit
1. Pick your article.
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3. This is going to be a stagnant annotation as an image.
4. Name your image.
5. Use the tools to annotate your image.
6. To share the annotated image click the dots in the bottom right and Grab Link or Download it to turn it in.
Diigo
2. Select the Diigo icon and select annotate.
3. Annotate your text with the PDF or website toolbar.
4. Turn in with a downloaded copy or a link.
Highlight text and color.
Take a screenshot
Add a floatnote (sticky note)
Page Zoom
View annotations in sidebar
Show document outline
Show page thumbnails
Find in document
Save this PDF to Diigo
Download this file with annotations
Download a clean PDF
Presentation mode
Tools menu
Students can download and upload their work to your designated collection website.
Diigo on a website versus a PDF.
Highlight text and color.
Add a floatnote (sticky note)
Save this PDF to Diigo
Show annotations listed on this page.
To share anything annotated with Diigo, click the Diigo icon and select Share the Page.
Submitting the Annotated Link to an LMS would allow a teacher to view a student’s annotations.
To view all your annotated texts, go to Diigo.com
Evernote
1. Select your text.
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2. Click Evernote icon.
3. Select what you’d like to do,
highlight text and click save.
4. Click on the drop down next to Share.
Students can Share the URL of their note with you for grading purposes.
*Click on the name of the note, and then your username in the upper right hand corner to go to your notes.
Your Evernote library can be separated by tags, or notebooks. Notes, and notebooks can be shared with others via an email (view and/or edit access).
Bonus
Always lock your tabs to guarantee that you won’t lose them.
* Note One Tab doesn’t follow you across devices.
Bonus
Thank You!
I’m Ariana Flewelling
Secondary Technology Coach, TOA (TOSA)
Google Educator (Google Apps & Chrome)
Masters of Educational Technology
Inland Area CUE Director
How to convert PDF or JPG to Google Doc Text
This process also works for a PDF.
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