If you selected the local recording option, the Zoom app will begin compressing the screen recording and save it on your computer. When you’re done recording, go back into your Zoom toolbar as pictured above, click on More, then End Meeting. You may want to make a really brief recording first to confirm that your equipment is working as expected. There will now be an indicator on your screen verifying that the meeting is now being recorded. In this menu, click More, then either Record on This Computer or Record in the Cloud. Now, you’re ready to record! At the top of the screen, move your cursor to the green area where your meeting ID is listed.

Once selected, click the Share Screen button and the chosen application or screen will have a green border surrounding it to verify that it is being shared.

You can also select specific applications or displays to capture if needed. In the window that appears, select the Desktop option to capture your entire desktop. Now, you have started a “meeting” with yourself as the only participant. When prompted, click on Join Audio Conference by Computer so Zoom will record your PC’s microphone. If you want to use your webcam to record yourself alongside your desktop or by itself, click Start with Video. To get started, open the Zoom application on your computer and click on the Start without Video button. You may already know that Zoom is an excellent way to conduct online meetings and webinars, but did you also know that it can also be an easy tool for quickly recording your screen and audio? All you need is the Zoom Meetings Client and a microphone! This comes in handy if you need to make a quick instructional video or visually document an issue or process.

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