1. On your computer, open Chrome. 2. At the top right, click More . 3. Click More tools Clear browsing data. 4. At the top, choose a time range. To delete everything, select All time. 5. Next to "Cookies and other site data", check the box. 6. Click Clear data.

Audio in Google Slides: You can insert MP3 audio files into Google Slides. These files must live in your Google Drive in order to put them into your slides. You can download MP3 files and put them in your drive, or you can create them. This tutorial is about how to use Screencastify to create MP3 files saved in your Drive automatically and available to add to Google Slides. Creating the audio files: Use Screencastify in Google Chrome. If you don't have it installed, go to the Chrome Webstore and search screencastify. Click on the extension icon to start the recording interface. Record a screencast. Don't worry, we won't be using the video part that is recorded. Exporting the audio: Once you stop the recording, a new tab will open with the video and a panel on the right side with saving/sharing options. Select the "Export Video" option at the bottom of that window, and then select "More options" from the pop out window. From the next window, select "Export as MP3" This will send an MP3 file to your Google Drive in a folder labeled Screencastify.  Inserting the audio into a slide: You can find the audio file in your Google Drive and rename it. Then, in your slide, select the "Audio" option from the "Insert" menu. You can search the title you renamed your file or navigate to it. Sometimes the file does not appear in the navigation, so searching may be the best option.

Scheduling E-Mail and Slack messages work much the same way.  From inside gmail (or slack) click the caret next to the send button (shown below) and then select “schedule send.”  This will allow you to choose when the message gets sent. Google Apps (Gmail): Slack:

Clearing Chrome Cache Your browser automatically saves some data on certain websites to create an easier experience for you. However, sometimes this data can cause slowdowns or issues. It's important to periodically clear the cache of your browser to avoid this, especially if you are running into issues on specific websites. Here is the process to clear your cache & cookies. Click the three vertical dots on the right side of your browser to open the menu. Click on "Clear Browsing Data..." You'll see a popup about what data is being cleared, in which time frame. Change two things from the default - set time frame from "Last hour" to "All time", and uncheck "Browsing History". When your screen looks like the screenshot below ("All time" with "Browsing History" unchecked), go ahead and hit "Clear data".