Michael Wacker's List: Google Sites

I keep coming back to this page now that I am spending more and more time in Google Sites. 
I've always used (g then m) to get in to the control panel, but the ability to press e, the start editing immediately whenever you are signed in to your google account is so awesome and useful. Press e to edit just makes sense. 
Easy triggers like this could be what pushes folks into wider adoption around shortcuts and how to use them.
Right now, the way many shortcuts get used and shared make them appear as though they are uber geek tricks and parlor games. Pointing out and defining multiple functional and super easy applications around the use of shortcuts makes me think 2013 may be a big shortcut party for teachers and students. 
The shortcuts in gmail alone are worth their weight in gold. There are some easy to use shortcuts being leveraged by teachers and students in other web based collaborative spaces.But, to my knowledge not very many by the majority of teachers I'm lucky enough to work with regularly. I can sort of give ya QR codes, since they are an attempt at a shortcut. However, the elephant in the room is when you are watching folks waste so much time fumbling with their phones and wasting time trying to find their QR Code scanner, only to have it struggle to read the blurred image in fron of them. #justsaying
Shortcuts like this go a long way to bringing more easy to use keyboard or app (tweetbots are sick) shortcuts to the masses.