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20+ Online Resources for Screenshots, Screencasts, Screenshares
Here are a bunch of online resources for Screenshots, Screencasts, Screenshares, Videocasts, and a Lesson Plan click here for updates to the list):
Screencasts
- Chromebook native tool--video on how to use
- Educreations–whiteboard and screencasts
- Hippo–extension for Chrome; screencast, voice, webcam recorder
- Icecream Apps–screencasts and screenshots
- Loom–Chrome extension; record your desktop, an individual tab, and or your webcam
- My Screen Recorder–screencasts everything; downloaded software; fee
- QuickTime–can record a movie from your camera, or record the screen of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. It can also record audio from a microphone or record the screen of your Mac.
- RecordCast–free, online, no dowload, screencast or screenshot; download file afterward
- Screencastify–Chrome web extension; for Chromebooks and more
- ScreenPal — for desktops, online, Chromebooks, and iOS
- Snagit
- VidYard Go Video–Screen, voice and webcam recorder; great for Chromebooks
Screen Share
Screenshots
- Grab–included in OS X as a screenshot utility
- iPad: hold Home button and power button at same time
- Mac: Command Shift 3 for a full screenshot; Command Shift 4 for a partial screenshot
- Nimbus–a browser app that takes screenshots with robust editing tools (free)
- RecordCast–free, online, no dowload, screencast or screenshot; download file afterward
- Snagit–as a download (for a fee) or a free iOS and Chrome app
- Surface tablet: hold down volume and Windows button
- Windows Snipping Tool–included in Windows
VideoCast
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169 Tech Tip #116–How to Take Screenshots
In these 169 tech-centric situations, you get an overview of pedagogy—the tech topics most important to your teaching—as well as practical strategies to address most classroom tech situations, how to scaffold these to learning, and where they provide the subtext to daily tech-infused education.
Today’s tip: #116–How to Take Screenshots
Category: CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Sub-category: Keyboarding, PC, Mac, iPad, Chromebook
Here are the screenshot shortkeys for five platforms:
- Windows: a tool included in Windows called the Snipping Tool
- Chromebooks: Ctrl+Window Switcher key
- Mac: Command Shift 3 for a full screenshot; Command Shift 4 for a partial screenshot
- Surface tablet: hold down volume and Windowsbutton
- iPad: hold Home button and power button simultaneously
There are also screenshot programs you can download like Jing and Printkey (the latter uses your keyboard’s Print Scr key) or use from your browser (like Nimbus or Snagit). Each has a different selection of annotation tools. You may find this works better for your needs.
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