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Google Sheets

Google Sheets is the G Suite's version of a spreadsheet. Spreadsheets are an electronic document in which data is arranged in the rows and columns of a grid and can be manipulated and used in calculations. In MS office, Spreadsheets are created in Excel. Most formulas that work in Excel, also work in Sheets. Here is a simple tutorial of some basic functions, in under 5 minutes.

Cookies and other things that make my Chromebook not work quite right.

Cookies by David Leggett via CC 2.0 Sometimes, when you add extensions and visit websites, your chromebook can have settings added from that website. They might be advertisements, or resets of search settings. Sometimes these are called 'cookies'. Here are some tips for cleaning out the junk!

Creating Passwords you can remember!

Passwords. Everyone needs one, but can never remember one. Then, you come up with one, and... you use it everywhere! Then, whoops... someone got ahold of your password! Now, all of your internet stuff is out in the breeze. How do I create a password that I can remember, and is unique for every site I go to??? Here is my tip: If I follow this method, I can remember my password, and it can be different for everywhere I go! My 'rootword' and 'suffix' can be the same for each site. I just change the initials for each site I go to... Try not to use a 'rootword' that your friends can guess about you. Your number on your football, hockey, or other jersey might not be the best for your suffix. Remember, a password is not a password if it is not private. Be very careful with whom you share your passwords! Do's and Don'ts of Creating Strong Passwords by Common Sense Media Need help changing your school email password? S

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