Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

female teacher leans over young student boy at desk to review his laptop

This release brings centralized device management to Screen Sharing, plus a fixed Session ID that never changes, native Apple Silicon support, full Android 16 compliance, and a batch of screen-sharing improvements.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

female teacher leans over young student boy at desk to review his laptop

This update introduces AirPlay Touchback, allowing teachers to share from iPad and interact directly with their content on the classroom display. We’ve also added easier access to help and training in the web client, improved accessibility support, and delivered a range of stability and performance improvements to keep sessions running smoothly.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

female teacher leans over young student boy at desk to review his laptop

Moderators can now preview what a participant is attempting to share on the main display before approving it for everyone to see.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

Teacher stood at back of classroom, controllling the main display from her iPad

At DisplayNote, we believe technology should support you, not slow you down. That’s why our latest update is designed to do exactly that. It’s been a little while since our last update, and this one packs a punch. With smoother connections and greater control from wherever you are, you can focus on what matters most: teaching, learning, and leading with confidence.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

A teacher controlling their session from their own device

Our latest update introduces a redefined way of joining, for those educators, presenters and facilitators who need enhanced control and freedom in their screen sharing session. We’ve also expanded our hardware compatibility, with improved consistency when sharing content, device discovery and bug fixes.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

Broadcasting a main display to participant devices and other screens in the room

Summer brings a host of exciting features to your Screen Sharing toolkit, centered on user experience. We've put control back into the presenter's hands by introducing new Broadcasting functionality for improved content visibility and Remote Control for full management of the main display from a device.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

Expand your collaboration with Extended Grid View, no allowing up to nine participants' screens to be on the main display at once

This Spring, our focus turns to expanding our existing functionality and creating frictionless experiences when connecting and casting in a session. We’re improving the consistency across our joining methods, ensuring however you want to join, you have access to the functionality you need.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

Comparison between our old and new AirPlay versions when connecting to the main display from an iPad

Our January update breathes new life into native AirPlay® casting, now with a best in class connection experience from your iPhone, iPad or Mac to your room display. In the fast-paced world of technology, we hold connection speed and performance to a very high standard.

This latest enhancement to our AirPlay casting transforms how you experience native casting. No more awkward pauses or technical hiccups - our AirPlay experience ensures that your content is ready to be shared the moment you need it.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

Discovering a main display using AirPlay BLE

In this version, we've enhanced AirPlay® with improved discovery, allowing you to cast to the main display, even if you're not on the same network. Teachers, you now only need to confirm yourself once, eliminating the current headache of every session. Plus, we've added the flexibility to turn the whiteboard on or off based on your teaching needs.

Screen Sharing

Screen Sharing

Touchback allows the user to control content shared via Miracast\

With this update, we're making it even easier for teachers and students to connect and collaborate. We've enhanced the wireless presentation experience with Touchback for Miracast, offering more hands-on control during lessons. Additionally, we've taken steps to improve the reliability and performance of the casting experience, especially in complex network environments, and have implemented a number of other improvements.