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When a presenter makes their screen visible to all participants in a video call, this action is called:
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Sharing screen in the meeting is the standard phrase in tools like Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams — 'Can everyone see my screen?'
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When all participants in a remote meeting can see the presenter's slides, you say:
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The slides are visible to participants — confirming visibility is important: 'Can everyone see the slides?' is a common check-in.
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When a presenter's notes or presentation view is accidentally shown instead of the slide content, you say:
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The participant can see the speaker view — a common mistake when screen-sharing the wrong window; presenters should share only the slide window.
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When a meeting is captured so people who couldn't attend can watch it later, you say:
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The recording will be available after — commonly said to assure attendees they can revisit the content: 'I'll share the link in Slack.'
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A collaborative digital canvas used during remote presentations for brainstorming, diagramming, or exercises is called:
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The virtual whiteboard for interactive sessions (e.g., Miro, FigJam, Mural) enables real-time collaboration during remote presentations.