While it might seem like instructional video is a modern invention, it can trace its way to the beginning of moving images. However, there hasn’t been a straightforward way to record your screen on Windows, Mac, or Linux until this last decade. Given the amount of time we all use computers, you’ll likely need a solution for this purpose on your machine on an occasional basis at the very least.
The good news is that Windows users have a few ways to carry out this task. There’s the native Screen Recorder app, but you can also press a third-party app into service. This is going to be good in a few instances, and we’ll cover all of them here.
In this post, we’re going to show you how to record your screen on Windows. First off, we’ll show you the native method. This (of course) doesn’t need any other tools to use. However, from there, we’ll talk about some third-party apps to help you record your screen.
