Google Meet is one essential tool that is utilized by a huge number of peoples across the world. It is used by students and professionals for meetings, online classes, meetings, and then some. Google Meet has been seeing an uptick in its user base since the time the pandemic began. In like manner, it has also persistently added new features and updates. One helpful feature on Google Meet is the ability to screen share.
Google Meet allows you to share your screen for presentation during meetings. This makes it easier to clarify certain things that may some way or another require a physical room. Users can share their screen from the work area application, Android and iOS applications of Google Meet. The process is very easy and requires a couple of steps. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to share your screen during a Google Meet call.
Join a Google Meet video call, and click Present now from the base menu.
Select Your whole screen, A window, or A tab. You can choose to share both of the three alternatives.
Then, at that point just hit Share and others will actually want to see your screen.
On Android, iOS
Join a Google Meet video call.
Tap the screen and select the three-spotted menu.
Tap Share screen and then Start Sharing.
Here are a few things to note about sharing your screen on Google Meet. In the event that you present a Chrome tab, the tab’s sound will be turned on by default. You can also present a different tab by selecting that particular one and then clicking Share this tab instead. You can also view your presentation as a tile by clicking the Unpin option. Also, do note that if your camera is turned on then your video will be active while you’re presenting. Once you’re done with the presentation you can simply click Stop Presenting to stop sharing your screen.
