For Education
Any device in the classroom. One consistent screen sharing experience.
Screen Sharing gives teachers and students wireless screen sharing that works across iPads, Chromebooks, Windows laptops and Android devices, with no accounts, no new apps and no interruptions to the lesson when it matters most.
From Friction to Flow
Learning Without Interuption
For Education
Any device in the classroom. One consistent screen sharing experience.
Screen Sharing gives teachers and students wireless screen sharing that works across iPads, Chromebooks, Windows laptops and Android devices, with no accounts, no new apps and no interruptions to the lesson when it matters most.
From Friction to Flow
Learning Without Interuption
For Education
Any device in the classroom. One consistent screen sharing experience.
Screen Sharing gives teachers and students wireless screen sharing that works across iPads, Chromebooks, Windows laptops and Android devices, with no accounts, no new apps and no interruptions to the lesson when it matters most.
Classrooms are mixed-device environments. Screen sharing should work for all of them.
The Challenge
A classroom in 2026 has iPads, Chromebooks, Windows laptops, Android tablets and a teacher with their own device. The display at the front connects to some of them, most of the time, when it works.
When it does not work, the teacher stops the lesson to troubleshoot. When students cannot share, the collaborative activity loses momentum. When the teacher has to return to their desk to interact with a shared slide, the pace of instruction slows.
Screen Sharing is designed for this environment, not for a single device type, a single OS or a single network configuration.
Classrooms are mixed-device environments. Screen sharing should work for all of them.
The Challenge
A classroom in 2026 has iPads, Chromebooks, Windows laptops, Android tablets and a teacher with their own device. The display at the front connects to some of them, most of the time, when it works.
When it does not work, the teacher stops the lesson to troubleshoot. When students cannot share, the collaborative activity loses momentum. When the teacher has to return to their desk to interact with a shared slide, the pace of instruction slows.
Screen Sharing is designed for this environment, not for a single device type, a single OS or a single network configuration.
Classrooms are mixed-device environments. Screen sharing should work for all of them.
The Challenge
A classroom in 2026 has iPads, Chromebooks, Windows laptops, Android tablets and a teacher with their own device. The display at the front connects to some of them, most of the time, when it works.
When it does not work, the teacher stops the lesson to troubleshoot. When students cannot share, the collaborative activity loses momentum. When the teacher has to return to their desk to interact with a shared slide, the pace of instruction slows.
Screen Sharing is designed for this environment, not for a single device type, a single OS or a single network configuration.
Screen sharing built for classrooms.
Every student device. Every teacher device. Every classroom.
In the classroom
Screen sharing built for classrooms.
Every student device. Every teacher device. Every classroom.
In the classroom
Screen sharing built for classrooms.
Every student device. Every teacher device. Every classroom.
In the classroom
Any device connects
AirPlay for iPads. Google Cast for Chromebooks and Android. Miracast for Windows. Browser-based connection from any Chromium browser, with no installation required. Every student device, every teacher device. On its own terms.
Any device connects
AirPlay for iPads. Google Cast for Chromebooks and Android. Miracast for Windows. Browser-based connection from any Chromium browser, with no installation required. Every student device, every teacher device. On its own terms.
Touchback on iPad
Teachers can interact with their iPad content from the classroom display, not from their desk. Annotate, navigate and control directly from the board, while facing the class. Touchback is also available on Windows and macOS via native clients and Miracast for Windows.
Touchback on iPad
Teachers can interact with their iPad content from the classroom display, not from their desk. Annotate, navigate and control directly from the board, while facing the class. Touchback is also available on Windows and macOS via native clients and Miracast for Windows.
Students share without accounts
A student can share their screen from a personal device without creating an account, downloading software or logging into anything. Share, present, receive feedback, stop sharing.
Students share without accounts
A student can share their screen from a personal device without creating an account, downloading software or logging into anything. Share, present, receive feedback, stop sharing.
Teacher controls the session
Moderator Mode gives teachers a live preview of all connected screens, the ability to approve connections before they appear on the display and full control over what the class sees. Control your session allows the teacher to manage sharing from their own device, invite students to share and stop streams without going to the front of the room.
Teacher controls the session
Moderator Mode gives teachers a live preview of all connected screens, the ability to approve connections before they appear on the display and full control over what the class sees. Control your session allows the teacher to manage sharing from their own device, invite students to share and stop streams without going to the front of the room.
Broadcast to student devices
Teachers can broadcast their screen to up to 40 student devices simultaneously. Students view on their own screen, and can zoom in for closer detail. Useful for step-by-step demonstrations, remote learning and blended learning scenarios.
Broadcast to student devices
Teachers can broadcast their screen to up to 40 student devices simultaneously. Students view on their own screen, and can zoom in for closer detail. Useful for step-by-step demonstrations, remote learning and blended learning scenarios.
Works across school networks
Local Connections mode restricts sharing to the local network segment when IT policy requires it. Cross-network connections are supported where teacher and student devices are on separate network segments, a common configuration in schools where teacher and student networks are segregated.
Works across school networks
Local Connections mode restricts sharing to the local network segment when IT policy requires it. Cross-network connections are supported where teacher and student devices are on separate network segments, a common configuration in schools where teacher and student networks are segregated.
For School IT Teams
Screen sharing that IT can deploy once and trust to work.
Screen Sharing is a receiver-based deployment. Once installed on classroom displays, it handles AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast, browser-based and native client connections without further IT configuration per device or per user.
No user accounts to manage for basic sharing.
No persistent session content stored on the display.
Data encrypted in transit.
Local Connections mode available for restricted network environments.
Cross-network connection support for schools where teacher and student networks are segregated.
Available as a firmware-integrated APK for Android displays, reducing deployment complexity.
For School IT Teams
Screen sharing that IT can deploy once and trust to work.
Screen Sharing is a receiver-based deployment. Once installed on classroom displays, it handles AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast, browser-based and native client connections without further IT configuration per device or per user.
No user accounts to manage for basic sharing.
No persistent session content stored on the display.
Data encrypted in transit.
Local Connections mode available for restricted network environments.
Cross-network connection support for schools where teacher and student networks are segregated.
Available as a firmware-integrated APK for Android displays, reducing deployment complexity.
For School IT Teams
Screen sharing that IT can deploy once and trust to work.
Screen Sharing is a receiver-based deployment. Once installed on classroom displays, it handles AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast, browser-based and native client connections without further IT configuration per device or per user.
No user accounts to manage for basic sharing.
No persistent session content stored on the display.
Data encrypted in transit.
Local Connections mode available for restricted network environments.
Cross-network connection support for schools where teacher and student networks are segregated.
Available as a firmware-integrated APK for Android displays, reducing deployment complexity.
How much classroom time is your wireless sharing setup costing you?
Take our 2 minute assessment to discover if your current screen sharing setup is creating hidden costs in classroom disruption and teacher frustration and what a zero ticket environment actually looks like.
How much classroom time is your wireless sharing setup costing you?
Take our 2 minute assessment to discover if your current screen sharing setup is creating hidden costs in classroom disruption and teacher frustration and what a zero ticket environment actually looks like.
How much classroom time is your wireless sharing setup costing you?
Take our 2 minute assessment to discover if your current screen sharing setup is creating hidden costs in classroom disruption and teacher frustration and what a zero ticket environment actually looks like.
How much classroom time is your wireless sharing setup costing you?
Take our 2 minute assessment to discover if your current screen sharing setup is creating hidden costs in classroom disruption and teacher frustration and what a zero ticket environment actually looks like.
Simple to start. Scales with you.
Screen Sharing is available as a free trial for evaluation, with licensing available for school-wide or district-wide deployment.
OUR OFFERING
Pre-installed hardware available
Display vendor-integrated deployments, where Screen Sharing comes pre-installed in classroom display hardware, are available through DisplayNote's hardware partner programme.
Free trial available for evaluation.
School-wide or district-wide licensing available.
Display vendor-integrated hardware options through our partner programme.
The two outcomes reinforce each other. When the room is easier to use, it becomes easier to support.
Simple to start. Scales with you.
Screen Sharing is available as a free trial for evaluation, with licensing available for school-wide or district-wide deployment.
OUR OFFERING
Pre-installed hardware available
Display vendor-integrated deployments, where Screen Sharing comes pre-installed in classroom display hardware, are available through DisplayNote's hardware partner programme.
Free trial available for evaluation.
School-wide or district-wide licensing available.
Display vendor-integrated hardware options through our partner programme.
The two outcomes reinforce each other. When the room is easier to use, it becomes easier to support.
Simple to start. Scales with you.
Screen Sharing is available as a free trial for evaluation, with licensing available for school-wide or district-wide deployment.
OUR OFFERING
Pre-installed hardware available
Display vendor-integrated deployments, where Screen Sharing comes pre-installed in classroom display hardware, are available through DisplayNote's hardware partner programme.
Free trial available for evaluation.
School-wide or district-wide licensing available.
Display vendor-integrated hardware options through our partner programme.
The two outcomes reinforce each other. When the room is easier to use, it becomes easier to support.
FAQs.
Common Questions
Does Screen Sharing work on Chromebooks?
Do students need accounts to share their screen?
Can the teacher control what appears on the display?
Does Screen Sharing work on our school network?
What happens to student content after the lesson?
Can Screen Sharing come pre-installed on our classroom displays?
FAQs.
Common Questions
Does Screen Sharing work on Chromebooks?
Do students need accounts to share their screen?
Can the teacher control what appears on the display?
Does Screen Sharing work on our school network?
What happens to student content after the lesson?
Can Screen Sharing come pre-installed on our classroom displays?
FAQs.
Common Questions
Does Screen Sharing work on Chromebooks?
Do students need accounts to share their screen?
Can the teacher control what appears on the display?
Does Screen Sharing work on our school network?
What happens to student content after the lesson?
Can Screen Sharing come pre-installed on our classroom displays?
Screen sharing that works for every device in your classroom. From day one.
Screen sharing that works for every device in your classroom. From day one.
Screen sharing that works for every device in your classroom. From day one.
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