Research & resources: Film a task. Turn it into a how-to.

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Use a complicated machine. — Show one operation: setting it up for a particular job, choosing the right settings, and checking the result. An experienced machinist demonstrating a setup on a CNC mill is one example.
Handle the equipment problem everyone asks you about. — Reload the label printer, showing the correct supplies, where they go, and what a good printed label looks like.
Assemble something. — Demonstrate a storage unit, product, or kit. Show which way parts face, the order of assembly, and the checks that tell you it is right.
File documents so someone can find them later. — Show how you scan a signed document, name it, choose its folder, add any required information, and find the right copy again.
Complete a computer routine. — Submit an expense claim, create an invoice, set up a customer record, or prepare a recurring report. Explain the choices as you make them and show how you check that the task is finished.
Connect physical and computer work. — Receive a delivery, check what arrived, and then enter the quantities or discrepancies in the inventory system. The demonstration can combine phone footage and a screen recording.