Share Your Screen

Share your screen so meeting participants can know exactly what you're looking at, such as a presentation, documents, or a video.

While in your meeting, tap More , and then tap Share Content . Then, tap Share Screen.

Screen sharing is only available for Android Lollipop (5.0) OS and later.

To stop sharing, tap Webex > Stop Sharing.

You can also return to the meeting window instead and tap Stop Sharing.

Annotate Your Shared Screen

You can annotate a shared screen to highlight, explain, or point out information to your meeting's participants.

Annotating content is not supported on the Webex Meetings web app.

Share your screen, tap Webex > Annotation.

If you want other meeting participants to annotate your screen with you, while annotating, tap More > Let Anyone Annotate.

To stop annotating, tap Back, and then choose whether to save your current annotation.

You can open a whiteboard during your meeting, to brainstorm and communicate ideas with your meeting's participants.

1	While in your meeting, tap More , and then tap Share Content . Then, tap Whiteboard.
2	To stop sharing, tap Back, and then choose whether to save your whiteboard to your device's gallery.

You can share additional content from different sources, such as a Box account.

While in your meeting, tap More, and then tap Share Content.

Choose to share from:

Your site administrator must enable sharing from these sources in order to use this feature.

Tap Annotate.

To stop annotating, tap End, and then choose whether to save your annotate content to your device's gallery.

When you annotate a shared screen or whiteboard, the following annotation tools are available:


Tool	Description
	Undo the last annotation.
	Draw annotations in different brush thicknesses and colors.
	Insert text in different colors. When finished typing, tap Done to place the text.
	Erase any annotations.
	Draw attention to part of the screen by placing an arrow on it.
	Draw attention to part of the screen by drawing borders around it.
	Tap More > Save to save the annotation to your device's gallery.