You can share your screen on Webex using the ‘Share' button on the control bar. When you share a screen, other members can see whatever you are discussing. You may share your whole screen, specific files or documents, multimedia players, or application sets. If you need help, there are many ways to contact the customer service team.
How Do I Share My Screen on Webex?
If you share a screen in Webex Teams, others can easily see what you are discussing. Even though anyone can share their screen on Webex, you have to do it one person at a time. Video-sharing makes it easy to collaborate with partners, customers, and employees.
You can share your entire screen or an application from any device. Webex allows you to share your screen from a:
1. Browser
2. Cisco Webex Device
3. Android device
4. iPad or iPhone devices
Sharing Your Screen
1. Click ‘Share' on your control bar
2. Share your screen from the available list
3. If you wish to begin a whiteboard session, clock ‘Share' and then ‘New Whiteboard'
4. Click ‘Stop Sharing' if you don't want to continue sharing your screen
5. With a Webex device, you can screenshare from the Webex Meetings app
Choosing What You Can Screen Share
Webex Meetings allows you to decide what you can share. You may share the following:
You may share content when paired to a desk device or room.
Share Computer Audio
This option means that everyone gets to hear your audio.
Optimize For Video
The video will play back more smoothly. Content will display with a 720p resolution at up to 30 Frames per Second. However, you may not see much of an improvement if your meeting has over 25 people.
i). ‘Stop' if you don't wish to continue sharing your screen
ii). ‘Share screen' to switch to a different screen without stopping the first one
ii). ‘Annotate' to mark-up your shared screen during your meeting or call
Contacting the Support Team
If you need help sharing your screen on Webex, consider seeking help from the customer service team. The best way to contact Webex is on the phone. You will be connected with an agent who will give you the support you need. You may need to call a few times before getting the support you need. Live chat is a great alternative to phone support. It is the only other option to speak directly with an agent.
Consider sending the support team an email if you don't need to speak with an agent. They will get back to you with an answer as soon as possible. Email is a great support option as it allows you to retain details of your interaction with the support team for a long time.
Facebook and Twitter are great support options as well. Since they are public platforms, you are likely to get help fast.
Consider exploring the help pages before contacting the support team. It covers issue-specific topics and has answers to frequently asked questions.
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