Research abstract

ADHD, Bookmarks, Tabs, and Me

Do you have a lot of bookmarks saved into your browser from the internet? What could ADHD, bookmarks, tabs and me all have in common? To learn more about what these three things might have in common, check out this article here. By Douglas Cootey

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Key takeaways

  1. Bookmarks in the browser could prove to be a worthwhile asset for people who use it. ADHD students will be curious about the bookmarks that they opt to use for themselves.
  2. Use the tab function to add to bookmarks to the collection now in place. That should serve to organize bookmarks and keep them functional along the way.
  3. ADHD students have useful feedback for the bookmarks that are being added. That has helped them regain prominence in a debate centering around the bookmarks that are utilized.
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