Screen sharing
Show your screen without leaving the conversation
mcord screen sharing works alongside voice rooms, video calls, text channels, DMs, and files, helping members demonstrate, review, troubleshoot, or play together inside their existing community space.
Use a shared view for explanations and reviews
A shared screen can turn an abstract description into something everyone can see. It is useful for walking through a workflow, reviewing creative work, helping with a technical problem, or sharing part of a gaming session.
Because screen sharing is connected to mcord conversation tools, participants can keep talking in voice or video while the demonstration is happening.
Keep supporting material in the right channel
Text channels can hold instructions, links, decisions, and follow-up. File sharing keeps related material near the conversation instead of separating it from the people who need it.
Direct messages provide another route when a screen-sharing session or its follow-up should stay between individual members.
- Voice or video around the shared screen
- Channel messages and files for lasting context
- DMs for direct follow-up
Fit screen sharing into community access rules
Communities can use roles and channel permissions to decide who can access the spaces where collaboration happens. This keeps screen sharing within the same organization model as voice and text.
Members can reach mcord from Windows, Android 7+, or its PWA, depending on the client and device they use for the session.
FAQ
Questions and direct answers
What can mcord screen sharing be used for?
It can support demonstrations, reviews, troubleshooting, collaborative work, and gaming sessions inside an mcord conversation.
Can participants talk while a screen is shared?
Yes. Screen sharing is designed to work alongside mcord voice and video conversation.
Can supporting files be shared too?
Yes. Files and messages can be placed in the relevant channel or direct conversation.
Can access to the session space be controlled?
Yes. Roles and channel permissions can control access to community spaces.
MCORD · STAY CLOSE