When creating instructional tutorials sometimes a snippet tool comes in handy. This is a very easy task when working with my computer where the Google Drive APP is installed on my local drive. However this isn’t always the case! This is when Google Chrome extensions work their magic!!! I discovered using the Save to Google Drive Extension in conjunction with the Awesome Screenshot Extension makes it relatively easy to snip an area save it right into a Chrome Browser’s Google Drive Folder.

Directions for Snip and Run

1. Install  Save to Google Drive  and Awesome Screenshot Extensions in the         Chrome Browser
2. Click on Awesome Screenshot
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3. Select a screen capture preference
   • Visible part of screen – delayed capture
   • Selected area
   • Entire Page
   • Upload image
   • Desktop
4. Click on Capture
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5. Annotate Image and click Done
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6. Right Click & Select Save to Drive
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Ways to Use in Classroom

1. Creating Teacher Tutorials
2. Image for both Teacher and Student’s presentations
3. Students created directions
4. Student snip and annotate for projects
5. Annotated images for worksheets