


“Over the last several months, TechSmith has been reassessing how we can best serve the millions of amazing customers that use our tools to create remarkable images and videos everyday for their customers, colleagues, and classrooms…By retiring these products, TechSmith will be in a stronger position to develop tools that serve the needs of our customers. In a statement on their website, TechSmith said:

This will come as a blow to many educators, especially those using Chromebooks & iPads, but their rationale does make sense. Tip: You can also create a shortcut to capture a screen region in Windows 10.TechSmith announced today that they are ending all support and services for ScreenChomp, Snagit for Chrome, and Knowmia in order to focus efforts on their Mac & PC desktop products, Snagit and Camtasia.

In the current implementation, other traditional tools available in the Snipping Tool (Delay, Window snip, and ink color, etc) are missing. Immediately after taking a snip you’ll now get a notification that will take you and your snip to the Screen Sketch app where you can annotate and share away. Using the new tool, you can capture a rectangle, snip a freeform area, or take a full screen capture, and copy it directly to the clipboard.
