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# Share a Student's Screen

This option shares a particular Student's screen with the entire class. This can help create a more interactive atmosphere among Students by showcasing creative solutions to a problem, or highlighting a Student's achievements and results in real-time, or demonstrating to the class what specific Students are doing on a class project.

![Select a Student's Screen to Share with the Class](/files/Huzo7WxjilC5qEz6vHND)

1. Select the Student computer to share with the class.
2. Click *Share*.
3. Click *Start* next to the *Share a Student's Screen* option.
4. Click *Confirm*. &#x20;

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-Mk9q0VjlFLtmv6VMnnp" alt="Confirm the Sharing of a Student&#x27;s Screen with the Class"></div>

The Student's screen will now appear on all the Students' screens.

![Student's Screen as it Appears for the Other Students in the Class ID](/files/-Mk9r3iG7nZLdYTVclvX)

On the Teacher screen, the Teacher can make annotations by clicking <img src="/files/-Mk9jw0DIIkHp1JBtZWg" alt="" data-size="line">, or stop sharing the Student screen by clicking <img src="/files/-Mk9leMfLMGvMN1rOuYO" alt="" data-size="line">.&#x20;

![Enable Annotation on the Student's Shared Screen](/files/-Mk9rWNr6qBjuXYd-Okh)


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