How do I share my device’s screen using Teams?

Microsoft Teams is a tool that allows you to make free video calls to establish communication between specific groups. Teams has various features, including the option to share content. Therefore, it’s a good idea to know how to share your device’s screen using Teams for mobile and Windows or Mac PCs.

How do I share my device’s screen via Teams? – For mobile and PC

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  1. How does screen casting work in Microsoft Teams?
  2. What is the procedure to share the entire screen of your device?
    1. With the Microsoft Teams website
    2. From the mobile app
    3. From the desktop app
  3. What do you need to do to share only your PowerPoint presentation in your Teams meeting?
    1. Some relevant aspects

How does screen casting work in Microsoft Teams?

Today, many companies hold seminars, events, and other types of meetings online. This approach requires certain features, such as enabling the video camera for meetings , muting/unmuting audio, and sharing the desktop , audio, and/or camera. This allows users to access the same content in real time.

Screencasting in Microsoft Teams works like this: any meeting participant (moderator, presenter, or producer) instantly enables the screen sharing option. Other users then receive a notification to accept screen sharing in order to continue the chat.

What is the procedure to share the entire screen of your device?

You can do this using the Microsoft Teams website or the mobile app. It’s important to note that in addition to your screen, you can share a window or PowerPoint presentation. This sharing option isn’t available on Linux.

With the Microsoft Teams website

You can share your screen using the Microsoft Teams website. To do this, access the Microsoft Teams website from Chrome or Edge and sign in with your Microsoft account. Then, join a meeting from the “Teams” option or add a new one from “New Meeting.” Select “Share Content” and click “Screen.”

From the mobile app

You can share your screen from the mobile app. First, install Microsoft Teams from Google Play or the App Store. Then, create a Teams email account and start a meeting, add participants, and tap the three dots. There, select “Share” and tap “Share Screen.” Toggle the switch to enable audio if desired.

From the desktop app

You can also share your PC screen from the desktop app . To do this, open Microsoft Teams on your computer, set up a new meeting, and tap the up arrow icon in the top right corner. Several options will immediately appear, from which you should select “Desktop.”

What do you need to do to share only your PowerPoint presentation in your Teams meeting?

If you only want to share your PowerPoint presentation in your Teams meeting, sign in to the website with your Microsoft account and, after starting a meeting with a group of participants, tap the arrow icon in the top right or “Share Content.” There, select “PowerPoint” and browse for the file.

If you prefer to share your PowerPoint presentation from your PC using the desktop app, open Microsoft Teams, join a meeting , or create a new one. From the ‘Share’ option at the top of the screen, right next to your profile, click ‘PowerPoint,’ then press ‘Browse’ to locate the file.

You can also share a PowerPoint presentation using your phone. Access the Microsoft Teams app and, after creating a meeting and adding participants, tap the three dots at the bottom of the screen. Then, tap “Share” and “Share PowerPoint.” Finally, locate the file you want to share.

Some relevant aspects

It’s important to note that once you share a PowerPoint presentation, participants can view and move each slide individually in the panel. This can change if the presenter takes control of the file to maintain focus on specific slides.

The moderator can give control over content sharing to some participants. They can use commands that could modify applications or the system. It’s not possible to give control over shared PowerPoint presentations. Additionally, participants can disable content sharing if they wish.

 

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