YouTube Playback Keyboard Shortcuts

By: Sue Frantz

On: January 1, 2016

In: Technology for Academics (archive)

Tagged: Productivity

For the frequent users of YouTube, here are a handful of useful keyboard shortcuts.

Shout out to this MakeUseOf article for this set of tips.

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