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Google Chrome is the most-used Web browser worldwide, according to Stat Counter. But this browser also benefits from plenty of useful extensions available on the Chrome Web Store. Here are the 40 best extensions. This article has many good extensions that are useful for educational reasons.

I really like the readability extension they offer. Its nice to not be distracted by flashing ads when all you want to do is read an article on the internet. It is probably even tougher for high school students or younger to concentrate. It is a nice feature to keep them productive.

This article is about the 27 of the best Chrome extensions that we should check out today. It is an interesting read because it is a good way to really see whats out there. There are also instructions on how to use each one provided in the article. 

I found this article to be very interesting as well as informative. I really liked the fact that it tells you the instructions on how to use each of the extensions mentioned. The instructions are very detailed and specific for each extension and I consider that this would come in handy for not only future teachers but everyone. In addition, it also tells you if its free or if there is a cost to have it.

This is a great list to use as a resource for Chrome Extensions; not only does it give you 100 examples from simple to complex, they vary in use as well. I liked "Grammarly Lite," which spellchecks your grammar and spelling on the internet, super helpful for future teachers who would like to avoid looking unprofessional in an email when their proofreading simply was not on point that day. "Panic Button" is also good for parents (or teachers, if they prefer to keep their emails and such private), as it hides and locks whatever tabs are on your screen at the time with the click of a button.

This is a really comprehensive list. I'm going to have to go back after the semester is over and try some of these out. Great article, thanks for sharing!