Exploring the Productivity tools in Windows 11

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Overview: Exploring the Productivity tools in Windows 11
  52s
  This video outlines the key content covered in this Exploring the Productivity tools in Windows 11 course, including how to use the clipboard, take and edit screenshots, and how to create a tutorial using the Steps Recorder app. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Using the clipboard
  3m 46s
  Whenever you copy or cut something in Windows 11, it’s copied to the clipboard for you to paste. In Windows 11, you can configure the clipboard to copy multiple items at the same time. The clipboard can then be easily accessed, allowing you to paste several items at once, greatly increasing your workflow. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Using Sticky Notes
  4m 33s
  If you need to remember something for later quickly, Windows 11 has a Sticky Notes app. With Sticky Notes, you can create and format notes, and stick them to the desktop for quick access. You can also sync your notes across devices and apps such as OneNote Mobile, Microsoft Launcher, and Outlook. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Working with Audio & Video files
  4m 44s
  In Windows 11, there are numerous apps you can use to open audio and video files. By default, audio and video files open in the Movies & TV application. But Microsoft has introduced a new Media Player app that is replacing the Windows Media Player. In this video, learn how to open audio and video files using the Movies & TV and Media Player app. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Editing photos
  4m 50s
  Windows 11 features a photo editing app that you can use to make basic modifications to your photos. You can, for example, rotate your photos, crop them, and even change the lighting and color settings. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Taking a screenshot
  4m 1s
  If you want to take a picture of the contents of your computer screen or help someone access a certain feature in Windows 11, you can create a screenshot. You can use the snipping tool, to create a screenshot of a specific part of your screen or even your whole desktop interface. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Using a screenshot
  4m 19s
  Once you've taken a screenshot in Windows 11, you can use it in a number of ways. You can save it in a variety of different formats, open it in other applications and even edit it using Paint. You can also transfer it to other documents using the copy and paste feature or even share your screenshot via email. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Editing a screenshot
  5m 5s
  In Windows 11, you can edit a screenshot using the Photo or Paint app or the Snipping Tool. You can cut out unnecessary parts of the screenshot image, mark up or highlight specific elements, and even add text. If you make a mistake, you can always use the eraser to remove what you've added. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Customizing the Snipping tool
  4m 24s
  In Windows 11, the Snipping Tool is a great feature for taking and editing screenshots. You can customize the tool by changing the default snip layout color, saving snips, and copying to clipboard options. See how to change the appearance of the Snipping tool interface, and how to a delay timer. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Creating a tutorial using the Steps Recorder
  4m 37s
  The Steps Recorder in Windows 11 allows you to record step-by-step screenshots of you performing a particular action. This tool makes creating mini-tutorials easy. Once you've activated the tool, it will automatically take screenshots of your actions and add explanatory captions. Then, you can save the tutorial as a .zip file to reduce its size and make it easy to share with others. FREE ACCESS