This way I don’t lose the page with the student I am giving feedback to and it is easy to switch tabs to re read what I instructed to make sure I’m advising the student correctly on what I expect. Performance Consumes minimal resources: Runs as an event page rather than a background page. From 'Window' -> 'Extensions' -> 'Keyboard shortcuts', set a shortcut for 'Duplicate tab'. Usage Click the 'Duplicate tab' icon from the Google Chrome toolbar. Then I click over on the Instructions tab in the assignment so I can see what prompt I gave exactly. Chrome extension to duplicate the current tab. While looking at the assignment screen, I right click on the Chrome tab to duplicate the tab for that assignment. The problem with this is I don’t always remember what directions I gave when replying or giving feedback. Google Chrome duplicate tab shortcut Authored by: mthiel2 on Feb 15, '11 09:14:00AM This is a fast way to copy a URL to a new tab or window, but 'duplicating' implies copying the existing tab's history as well, which this does not do.

I open the Private Comments notifications from Gmail to help me manage getting back to work to give comments and grade. Chrome allows you to have multiple tabs open in the same window. I basically run Google Classroom from Gmail. Open new tab Duplicate tab and open new tab Open new window Open incognito window. This way I do not lose the Classwork page.

When I click on ANY LINK in Google Classroom, I hold down the Control key (Command on a Mac) so that page loads in a different tab. It also is smart enough to detect if you are on one of those duplicate tabs, and closes the other ones so you can continue doing what you are. I don’t want to navigate there and wait for it to load. Close Duplicate Tab does exactly what its name says - it identifies URLs which are open in multiple tabs, and closes all instances retaining one. If I need to create an assignment, I have to be on the Classwork tab.

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