> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://knowledge-base-speakers.letsgetdigital.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://knowledge-base-speakers.letsgetdigital.com/virtual-room-menu/screenshare.md).

# Screenshare

It is possible for you as a speaker to share your screen with your audience within the session.

You can share your screen by completing the following steps: 

1. Click on the ![](/files/n3JhvkAMy6lwgvEZIkpc)in the left-hand menu 
2. You can then choose what you want to share either:\
   \- Entire Screen\
   \- A particular window\
   \- A Tap within Chrome
3. You can also choose to share the systems audio in the bottom left of the pop-up
4. Click ![](/files/NeeR5v8xExyzDLFZeGTT)to share your screen.

![](/files/2F5I09JnElM1dngmIqss)

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Be aware:**

* Screen sharing may interrupt the recording of the session. When you share your screen the audio from videos is not audible.
* Using the screen share function of Samba often causes the quality of the presentation to be affected due to the large quantity of bandwidth required by the participants attending your presentation.
* Mac book users may experience issues sharing their screens. Hence, please make sure to test the function prior to the event.
  {% endhint %}


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