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Tech Tip: Word Counter


I knew that there were many chrome extensions but I never thought that one as simple as a word counter would become so handy. I have always had to use a word counter website to find out my word count if I'm writing in-browser, so this extension comes as a sweet relief to those extra steps. 

I usually am the type to write the bare minimum, not that I have trouble reaching that, I just don't always have time to babble on and on so I will check periodically to make sure when I reach it I quickly end my ideas. 
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  1. Lillian NorteyApril 15, 2019 at 5:33 PM

    Callie,

    I really enjoyed learning about word counter. I usually just copy and paste my words into a word document because it automatically counts it there. But, I believe our professor has also mentioned word counter as a beneficial resource for this class. I might just have to get it because it sounds so much easier. I am totally for easily accessible and simple to use.

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