Once you have started sharing, you will see a red indicator on the screen letting you know that what you see on your device is actively being shared in the Zoom meeting. Using allows you to share from an iPad, iPhone, or another computer (this even works with Android devices!) It is best to have your presentation ready and set your Notifications to Do Not Disturb. Once the countdown finishes, whatever is shown on your iPad screen will be shared in the meeting. You will see a Start Broadcast button and there will be a 3-second countdown timer On the iPad, instead of joining the meeting as a Zoom participant using the Zoom app, open a browser window and go to: Įnter the Zoom meeting ID and once you join the meeting, you will see the following screen and tap the button This is the alternate and preferred method of sharing.įirst, you must allow sharing using Advanced Sharing Options… > Who can share? > All Participants (click the caret ^ next to the Share Screen) To get around this limitation, you can join the meeting directly from the second device, but then you would have two devices logged in and your Chapman credentials will only allow you to be logged to Zoom on one device at a time, so Zoom logs the first device out. This works well on home wifi on either Windows or Apple devices, but will not work on the secure campus classroom network. While sharing your screen into a meeting is a well-known Zoom feature, easily done by clicking on the Green Share Screen Icon at the bottom of your meeting window, many have discovered that you can share your iPad using your home wifi to host that content. Open the Zoom app and start the conference.Share your second device into your Zoom class iPad, laptop, and mobile phones (including Android).Now, connect your PC on your TV using the other end of the HDMI cable.Get an HDMI cable and change the source of your TV to HDMI.You can now start launching Zoom and start your meeting. The mirroring on your TV will then begin. Choose “Computer screen mirroring”.From there you will see the pin field. On your computer choose between the two tabs located at the upper center of the main interface.Then, launch the app on your TV and PC Get the pin showing on your TV. Connect both devices under the same Wi-Fi network.Also, foreseeing the need on how to use LetsView and Zoom together, a guide is written for each platform below. You can download it from here to get started. This way you can turn your small conference room into a bigger one. It is a free app that works across all devices platforms including Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac, and TV. The most practical way to do it is by using LetsView. Can’t afford one? Try casting it instead. By default, it is not possible to directly display Zoom meeting on TV.
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