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The Greater Montreal Chrous Photos! Jin Fang Wu 

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The Greater Montreal Chrous Photos! Jin Fang Wu 

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From snipping tool is there a way to paste directly on padlet without saving first ?

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Two free websites for images
nounproject.com   clipart
unsplash.com   photographs

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Search, save, copy & paste, or upload

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Take a pic with phone upload or send by email to self, copy/paste, snipping tool

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Snip ctrl + shift + view changer (Chromebook)
Screenshot ctrl + view changer (chromebook)
copy and paste - ctrl c, ctrl v
camera
google search

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Save Image & Upload File

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Right click, save image in drive. Upload to my file

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Snipping tool- you can cut out the part of a page and save it on laptop.

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Snipping tool (PC), save from online, create using Canva

Chromebook - for a complete list of shortcuts "ctrl-alt-/"

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-Google images, drag and drop where you want it (in your slides or drive, etc.)
-Take photo with phone, email to self.
-ALSO: snip (ctrl+shift+screenshot button), plus sign appears, snip what you want.  Saves to downloads and shows number at bottom right of screen.  Click that number, click copy to clipboard and it's copied!  Then click where you want to add that snippet (slides, doc, etc.) and ctrl+V to paste it there!  Or ctrl+j opens a new window showing your downloads. Giddy.
-screenshot entire page:  just hold ctrl+screenshot button. Everything above applies to the screenshot image as well.

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Ipad/Iphone: homebutton and side button at same time = screenshot
Google Slides: Photos or Research tab
Mac: Command + Shift +4

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Snipping tool on PC , screen shot, copy and paste images, upload images from phone or camera

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locate image on hard drive or internet
right click> insert
visit image > save >

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Screenshot, Snipping Tool (on PC), snagit