How to quickly share browsing screens with Google Meet
Usually, in a group meeting or online presentation, there may be times when you need to share your computer screen or browser window with everyone. And with today's software applications, this is quite easy. However, most of them require users to install software first.
With Google Meet, everything becomes simpler because you can do everything with a single web browser without installing any additional software. As follows.
Go to Google Meet via " meet.google.com " and click Start a meeting or enter the chat room code provided in "Enter meeting code".
Next, you will be redirected to the "prepare" page with settings tested by Google such as Camera or microphone. Now, to make sharing your screen with everyone, click "Present".
In the next window, you will be asked to select the type of screen sharing that is open to everyone.
There will be three options for you to use, including the Chrome tab, the entire desktop and finally the application window.
After making your selection, click "Share" to send your screen image directly to the chat room.
During the sharing process, Google will display quick notifications and options so you can manipulate the sharing stop.
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