There is a great guide by Microsoft how to use PowerPoint screen recording.Ĭons: nobody remembers that this option exists, large recording (filesize) Microsoft Stream It also has options to select an screen area but also to include microphone (or not) and cursor. PowerPointĭid you knew you can also use PowerPoint to record a screen? Camtasia requires more computer power to run smoothly. Easy to choose to record only a specific area of the screen.Ĭons: you need to buy a license to use them. Pros: great tools with lots of options, easy editing and especially easy snipping. These tools are quite simple to use and there are tons of great videos & articles available for learning. Snagit has less options to use but Camtasia is a fully fledged video editor & recorder. TechSmith has Snagit and Camtasia tools available that can be used to record and edit screen.
Pros: easy, built-in, included in the license, easy to useĬons: recording quality is not full HD, a bit difficult to manage with only a single screen setup (you need to hide everything extra). I have to admit I use Teams quite often for recording demos or even videos since I can have my video in the bottom of the screen (yes, I am eagerly waiting for Dynamic / Custom Views to appear). Then you can share your screen in the meeting and record your show – if you have permissions to do so. Just go to Calendar and choose Meet Now to create a Teams meeting. You can use Microsoft Teams to record your screen quite easily.
I am happy to see more tools listed in comments and I can keep this article updated. There are several (plenty) tools available but let me highlight a few. What options there are available and how they work in the real scenarios? This is a topic that comes forward very often: how can one record a screen video and then edit it afterwards.
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