For static images utilize the built in Print Screen function on both desktops and laptops

1. Make sure the image you wish to capture is presently on your device's screen.

2. Hold the blue Fn key (located in the lower left of the keyboard) and press the blue Print Screen button. Depending on the device it may be abbreviated PrtScr and varies in location, but is generally towards the top near the number keys.

3. You will then take the stylus tool and click-and-drag to surround the entirety of your capture.

4. Let go of the left click and select how you want to save the image (I recommend "Save as" and selecting your local documents or pictures folder).

To show a step-by-step guide use Windows built-in Steps Recorder which will record each of your button clicks!

1. Depending on your tutorial go to your beginning point, whether that is just your desktop screen or a Web browser.

2. In the windows search bar type "Steps Recorder" and click the application.

3. Using the Steps Recorder command box (which can be moved) simply click Start Recording, complete your task, and then click Stop Recording.

4. Review your steps and click Save.

How to use PowerPoint recorder to record both presentations and screen captures! This allows the user to take greater creative control over how they fashion tutorials and presentations to be more engaging and user friendly. Take these recordings and seamlessly upload them to Google Slides or Google Drive.