Install Annotate PRO for Google Chrome
You install Annotate PRO for Google Chrome from the Google Chrome Web Store. For instructions on installing it on Microsoft Edge click here.
Annotate PRO is forever free. Create as many Libraries, Groups, and Comments as you’d like – then use them in Google Docs, Canvas, Schoology, Blackboard, Microsoft Word – we cover all the popular EDU solutions. Don’t see your favorite tool listed? Contact us!
When you sign up you’ll get a 14-day free trial of our paid features including Feedback Forms and student history. After the 14 days you can continue with the free version or choose to license our software and/or content.
Feedback Forms enable you to define, for yourself or others who receive your shared Library, specific options for content that can be inserted anywhere AP supports or copied to your clipboard to paste anywhere else. They are an ideal fit for creating marking guides, adding variety to how you praise students, or quickly highlighting mistakes in following style guidelines. Â
Most powerfully, organizations can license Annotate PRO and then create their own libraries to be automatically shared across all faculty. Whether you are running a writing across the curriculum initiative, a tutoring team, or a professional editing operation, Annotate PRO can bring cloud comment libraries into your daily work, saving hours of effort while helping create much more detailed feedback.
Annotate PRO for Google Chrome Gettin’ Started Guide:
- Install the Annotate PRO Chrome Extension from the Google Chrome Store.
- Make sure you refresh any open webpages after installing Annotate PRO.
- You’ll get a starter Library and our Grammar Helper Edition – all of which you can edit. To insert a stock Comment:
- Right-click in a text area (Google Doc Comment box etc) and search through the Annotate PRO menu.
- Click the Annotate icon in your Chrome toolbar to open the Annotate PRO popup, then start typing in the Search box.
- You can use the Annotate PRO toolbar to save even more time.
- To Edit any Comment you can right-click any comment from the toolbar, search or library navigator to launch an editing window.
