You can, of course, still give your client control and let them draw on it. Keep in mind, this is just screen mirroring so your client will not be able to control your iPad screen, Google Meet is simply displaying your iPad screen from your device for them see. Then go back to your Google Meet call  and continue or stop your meeting. When you’re done, tap the red button in the top left corner, and tap stop broadcast. When it is over, tap at the bottom of the screen to get out of screen recording settings and now you’re sharing your screen. Then tap start broadcast and wait for the count down timer to finish. Step 2: Select Record on Cloud A few options will appear on your screen. You’ll get floating controls to annotate on the screen. Zoom will now start sharing your screen with all the participants in the meeting. Once the pop-up appears, click on Start Now.
In an ongoing meeting, tap the Share button at the bottom. Then hard press on the screen recording button and change from "Camera Roll" to meet by tapping "Meet".Ĭhoose whether you want your microphone on or off by tapping the white microphone button near the bottom of the screen. After you have started or joined a Zoom meeting from the Zoom meetings iOS app, tap on the More icon with the three dots on the meeting toolbar. Open Zoom on your phone and join a meeting.
From an iPhone 8 or earlier - swipe up from the bottom.From an iPhone X or later - swipe down from the top right.If it has already been added skip this step.Įxit out of Settings and open up the Google Meet app. Scroll down and tap on screen recording to add it as an option. Open up Settings, scroll down and tap on Control Center. Your device needs to be running iOS 12 or later.
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