hapara
hapara by kammaw_awesome December 20, 2017
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Hapara
a PIECE OF SH¡T EXTENSION installed on students' laptops for teachers to spy on kids essentially. As a student myself, for all I care it can burn in h311.
Hapara by dahliarosewastaken July 17, 2022
Hapara
Hapara refers to a computer program which teachers use to see activity on a chromebook. It allows them to close student's tabs from their own computer. It is extremely frustrating, especially when you get a high score on mope.io and the teacher closes your tab. It may be used as a noun, or be modified to verb form (Hapara'd)
Hapara by Fordc3max* December 22, 2017
Hapara
Hapara by That guy that nobody knows October 13, 2018
Hapara
An annoying school extension that is in school chromebooks. The teacher can watch what tabs you have open and close them
Hapara by iamnonexistent March 10, 2024
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TLDU
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