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my fovorite short cut is ctrl+shift+q is really fast to sign out

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My favorite shortcut is (ctrl+shift+q) because it is a fast way to sign out.

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Michael Akiki - Orca Art of Learning to use a Chromebook - Google Slides - Google Chrome 8_17_2020 7_52_10 AM

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my favorite shortcut was seeing all the shortcuts

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MY FAVORITE SHORTCUT IS TO ADJUST IMAGES

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My favorite shortcut is probably Search + A. It lets you open google assistant

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My favorite shortcut is probably (ctrl+shift+K) It's way faster than using your mouse to adjust images.

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My favorite shortcut is taking screenshots and making the bigger or smaller.

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My favorite shortcut is the one where you can adjust text size which is ctrl+ shift+ , and the one  ctrl+shift+.

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My favorite trick is the sahortcuts to all short cuts

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my favorite tip is the ctrl + alt + /?. Which shows  you all of the shortcuts.

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I like the Adjust Image shortcut because you can do this... (ctrl+alt+k or ctrl+alt+j)
(I took a screenshot of the image in the video lol)

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My favorite Chromebook shortcut is the Moving objects one. I like it, because it makes moving objects (for me) easier, than using your fingers. It moves faster too. I've never learned this trick before, but I'm glad I did!

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Some shortcuts you could use are  ctrl + shiift + t. when you accidentally close a tab you can do ctrl + Shift+ t so you could bring it back. My favorite shortcut from the slides were the screenshot shortcut.

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my most favorite trick is the tochpad tips

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This is my favorite shortcut. It's the shortcut to all shortcuts! I like it because it shows me everything that I need to know about this computer.

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My favorite shortcut is ctrl + shift + t.

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My favorite short cut is the caps lock. Sometimes I want to write something in all caps and I get anoyed how I always have to keep one finger on the "shift" button.

CAPS LOCK, OH I HAVE IT ON RIGHT NOW :P

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My favorite shortcut is the one that allows you to take a screenshot of the whole screen, or just a certain area. It is very useful for a lot of things you might need to do. :D

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my favorite shortcut was logging out quickly. I logged my sister out of her computer once.  :)

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The most use full short cut was the cap keys one.

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My favorite shortcut is the screenshot! You can take a partial screenshot by pressing ctrl + shift + the button above the number six, and take a full-screen screenshot by doing ctrl + the button above the number six.

You can use screenshots for so many things, like backgrounds, profile pictures, pictures on slides or reports, etc. Screenshots are very helpful!

I use it all the time owo

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My favorite shortcuts are back shortcuts and language conversions.
The shortcut method to go back is ctrl+z.
The language conversion shortcut can be done by first doing a little setting and then cltrl + spacebar.

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I like the quick sign out one because it's the one i use the most.

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ctrl+alt+/

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My favorite one was "moving objects". You press either the arrow keys, or the drag and drop method :)

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i like when you do  ctrl alt ? because it shows you all the commands  because it's like a google search  because it shows you every thing .
- Lila Enos

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I really like enlargening/ making smaller objects, because it's alot easier than dragging dow the corner!

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Ctrl z is to go back, which for a person like me, is very useful. I also enjoyed the font size tip.

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My favorite short cut is screenshot

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If you are typing on Google Docs, Google Drive, or any other website and you want a quick way to highlight all the words, you should try the shortcut ctrl + a. The screenshot below is an example of the shortcut used in a Google Docs.

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My favorite is the wizard one.

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My favorite shortcut is moving objects. I like it because it is like a mini game and not a lot of people know about it.

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you can also press control f if you're trying to find a word in a
website or page

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my favorite one is control shift w to exit all the slide.

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when your friend does ctrl +shift+ q+q :(

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My favorite shortcut is the copy and paste. Many people already know how to but it is very useful and is one of the reasons I prefer typing instead of writing.

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I liked the sign out one the most

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My favorite shortcut is taking a screenshot because it is very useful when you want to take a picture of something on your computer but you don't want to take it with you phone or any other device you have.

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try pressing control t and it will open a new tab, control w is exiting a tab

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In the video below I show myself exiting tabs and reopening them. To close a tab, press Ctrl+W and to open a closed tab, press Ctrl+Shift+T. I find this so useful in many occasions especially when I accidentally close a tab. In that case Ctrl+Shift+T is a lifesaver. (In the video, I use Ctrl+W seven times. Then I use Ctrl+Shift+T seven times to bring my tabs back.

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Jeanelle Dao - Orca Art of Learning to use a Chromebook - Google Slides - Google Chrome 2020-08-13 11-17-41

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Sigh out shortcut

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click ctrl tab to change the google tab. And you can click alt tab to change to switch between different apps

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screenshots are soooooooooooooooooo useful. believe me, that thing will be your best friend!!!

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my favorite tip is the copy paste one

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Megha Somayaji -  Orca Art of Learning to use a Chromebook

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My favorite is the one where you can sign out really fast.

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This is my favorite because it's a faster way to adjust my size of text

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My favorite is the one where you type in all capitals.

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You can do    ctrl a    and it highlights everything in the text box you are using or highlight every thing.