If you close a tab

But you really didn’t mean to close it!  Watch this brief video from 

Meagan RAMIREZ for the keyboard shortcuts to open it back up!

Pasting without the formatting

Many people use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl +V to paste- but what if you want to eliminate the formating?

In this blog post, Alice Keeler shows you how to add the Shift key to this equation and have the text match your existing format.  Please click here for the details.

More keyboard shortcuts

Need help opening and closing tabs?  See Alice Keeler’s recent post on Control + t (new tab) and Control + w (closes the tab).

Need a split window?

That shortcut - ALT ] - and four more are in Alice Keeler’s post here.  What a great idea to teach your students one shortcut each week!

P is for preview

Do you ever have troubles finding a Google file?  Even though their search tools are great, sometimes I just need to “see” the file to make sure that’s the one I want.

Alice Keeler (in her blog post here) has the solution- the p key!  Just go to your drive and select a doc (this feature doesn’t work on files) and press the p.  You will now have a preview of the file.  You can then open it, go back to your drive- or use the arrows on the side to scroll and see other files.