Record Training Videos with Windows 10 Game Bar
Posted: November 05, 2019
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In today's digital world, businesses often take advantage of remote training. Seeing something done can be so much more impactful than trying to verbally explain the steps. But, video recording and training programs can be very expensive and if you don't do remote training often, it can be difficult to justify their cost. There are some low-cost and free options available, and the Windows 10 Game Bar is one of those.
Mark Kaelin, contributing writer to TechRepublic, shows us how to use Windows 10 Game Bar to record training videos for free.
A training video can be the best communication method in a business setting. You can capture a recording using the Game Bar, but there are quirks to overcome first.
Depending on the situation, it is sometimes just better to show someone how to do something than to tell them. A short training video that shows the exact procedure to follow down to the individual mouse click can be more effective than a two-hour seminar explaining the same procedure in detail.
With this basic principle in mind, a previous TechRepublic article showed you
how to activate the Microsoft Windows 10 Game Bar so you can record your own training videos; however, that tutorial did not explain how the Game Bar works in practice. The procedure for recording a video is not complicated, but a successful session requires the resolution of a few quirks.
Read the entire article,
How to use the Windows 10 Game Bar to record training videos, on
TechRepublic.
If you're unsure what Windows 10 Game Bar is,
click here to read the accompanying article from TechRepublic.