I use Nimbus Screenshot in Chrome, however it is also offered for Firefox, and Opera. In the following video I demonstrate how to use Nimbus Screenshot to create annotated screen capture images.

Applications for EducationWhen explaining to trainees how to utilize a brand-new tool it is frequently easier to show with them with a screen capture than it is to draw up a description. An annotated screen capture can also be useful in highlight errors or highlighting good ideas in a students work.

Nimbus Screenshot is a complimentary Chrome extension that Ive been using and advising for the last half-decade. It uses tools for producing screencast videos and annotated screen capture images. Nimbus Screenshot includes a feature called
Select & & Scroll that proved to be really handy to me last week.
Select & & Scroll lets you record not only what is presently visible on your screen but likewise whats visible when you scroll downward.

Ive been working on a task over the last few weeks that has needed me to develop a great deal of annotated screen images. Im making those as visual help for descriptions. On Friday I had a circumstances in which I needed to annotate something at the top and bottom of a screen. What was at the bottom was only visible when scrolling downward. I might have taken two screen catches then combined them together. The simpler option was to utilize Nimbus Screenshots Select & & Scroll function. After using Select & & Scroll to catch my screen I was then able to use all of Nimbus Screenshots editing tools to adding circles, arrows, and text to my recorded image. That was a lot much easier than trying to combine 2 screen captures together.

It offers tools for producing screencast videos and annotated screen capture images. I might have taken two screen captures then combined them together. That was a lot simpler than attempting to combine two screen catches together.