Many keyboards will still have the PrtScn (Print Screen) button. Command+Control+Shift+4+Space : Click an active window to save it to the clipboard.Command+Control+Shift+4 : Lets you select the area to capture and saves it to the clipboard.Command+Control+Shift+3: Takes a screenshot of the screen, and saves it to the clipboard.Command+Shift+4+Space : Click an active window to save it to the desktop.Command+Shift+4 : Lets you select the area to capture, then saves to the desktop.Command+Shift+3: Takes a full screen screenshot and saves it to the desktop.
So, here is a rundown of what you need to know to take a screenshot on Macs: The native screenshot tool on Macs is based around a number of keyboard shortcuts, but once you learn the ones you like best, you will be screenshotting all over the place. So, here is a quick rundown of all the native methods to do this, as well as a couple of recommendations for third-party services that will give you even more options. Screenshots are a useful, if not essential, skill for both students and teachers to have, but with so many devices out there, it can be hard to remember how to take a screenshot on an iPad, a Chromebook, a Mac or whatever else you might be using in your classroom.
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