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f you have Google Chrome installed on your PC, it can actually do this. Google Chrome includes both an integrated PDF viewer and print-to-PDF features. Drag-and-drop a PDF file into the Chrome browser window to open it in Chrome. Click the menu button in Chrome and select Print. Click the "Change" button under Destination and choose Save as PDF.

How to work offline in Google Chrome

3. Google Tone/Chirp - URLs can be distributed by sound! Google Tone is an extension to the Google Chrome web browser. It broadcasts URLs by emitting a sound that other Chrome web browsers can understand. They translate that tone to a URL and direct users to that site. This is great for sending a whole class of students to one site quickly. If you're using iPads, the Chirp app does the same thing.

The Picto4Me Editor is an online application for editing pictograph communication boards for individuals with special needs. The app is free and can be installed via the Google Chrome Web Store: Google Chrome Web Store:

Google Tools for Specials Needs.  Check out the Slide Show with recommendations for apps and extensions.  Good for students using Chrome Books, or Chrome on any computer. 

Chrome accessibility tools for people with vision issues

GeoBebra is an app for Chrome to do Geometry  on the computer 

Free Technology for Teachers article about seven Chrome Apps for students to Use Offline:; Daum Equation Editor, Quick Note,  Periodic Table,  etc.  some very interesting options 

Speech Recognizer for Chrome

chrome extenstion: Stay Focused. you can set up how much time you are allowed to stay on certain sites. Once your time is up you can't access it for 24 hours.

free resources for learning keyboarding via Chrome

create an online clock for the class or for students: Using the Google Chrome browser, navigate to the Chrome Web Store and search for the free extension Page Marker. This allows you to draw on any webpage.

21 Chrome Extensions for Struggling students.

Free Keyboarding program on Chrome

ChromeVis is a Google Chrome extension designed to make it easier for people with vision impairments to read the content of webpages. When installed ChromeVis allows you to highlight the text on any webpage and have it enlarged and placed on an easy-to-read background. Your highlighted text appears in a pop-up box over the original page so that you can quickly go back to the original source if you want to. ChromeVis can be adjusted to meet your text size and text color preferences.

TCEA recommended Chrome Apps and Extensions list, evaluated by teachers

nice list of Chrome apps

TCEA list of Chrome apps and extentions 

sve applictions onto Flash Drive, portable hard drive, IPOD. No need to instll the software: ie. Google chrome, skype, firefox, open office are just some exmples.