Share your screen

How it is used

One of the most frequent requests in online meetings: 'Can you share your screen?', 'Let me share my screen.' Also 'stop sharing' and 'Can you see my screen?' The noun is screen sharing.

Example sentences

1. Could you share your screen so we can all see the spreadsheet?

2. Let me share my screen. Can you all see the dashboard now?

Common collocations

• let me share my screen
• stop sharing
• screen sharing
• share a window

Related terms

• conference callA phone or online call in which three or more people in different places talk together at the same time.
• muteTo switch off your own microphone, or someone else's, on a call so that the others cannot hear any sound from it.
• walk throughTo explain something to someone step by step, often while showing it on a screen, so that they understand it fully.
• deckA set of presentation slides, usually prepared in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides and shared as a file.

More terms: Phone and Video Calls

• get back to
• hold on
• go ahead
• put through
• break up
• voicemail
• speak up
• drop off
• hop on a call
• hang up
• call back
• take a message