It also allows you to annotate on the screen during recording, and will even transcribe what’s happening for you. Along with the usual video recording, it will record you via your webcam feed. Screencast does three new core things that likely previously required a third-party app (or multiple apps) to do on a Chromebook. It is designed for longer screen recordings of software demos, lessons, game demos, and much more. The new Screencast tool takes that up a notch. You can then share that recording by uploading it manually to a cloud service, like Google Drive. Hit the Ctrl, Alt, and Window buttons on your keyboard and select what you want to record. You’re probably familiar with the existing screen-recorder tools in ChromeOS. Google may have just fixed Chrome’s most annoying problemĭifferent from other in-built recorders Arif Bacchus/ Digital Trends This laptop completely changed my perception of Chromebooks Google just made a big change to how Chromebooks apps work
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