Note: it will be in this format “Zoom-yourcomputername”
In your Screen Mirroring options, select the computer with which you want to share your iPhone/iPad screen.On iPhone/iPad swipe up to access your settings for flashlight, brightness, etc., and select “Screen Mirroring”.Open Zoom on your computer and start a meeting.Make sure both your computer and iPhone/iPad are on the same WiFi network.Download and install the iPhone/iPad plugin on your computer.The reason you might want to use this is if you want to use the audio and webcam from your computer but also want to share a whiteboard or annotate on a presentation. This is a little more involved to set up but works well. If you need to annotate when sharing an entire iOS screen, see the Screen Mirroring or Wired Sharing instructions below. NOTE: You cannot annotate when sharing your entire screen into the meeting via iOS device. Some apps may block sound from being shared for security and privacy reasons. Sound generated by the app you're sharing is allowed to be captured by non-system applications.Granted Zoom permission to record audio when prompted.While sharing your screen, you can also share device audio if your device meets the below requirements: At the bottom of your screen, tap Annotate to open the annotation tools or tap Stop Share to stop sharing and go back to meeting controls. Android only - You can share your entire screen including any application on your Android device.Click Share and select the app you would like to use for annotation (e.g., screen, OneDrive, whiteboard, etc.).
Click Start a Meeting (if you want to run the meeting on your iOS or Android device) or Join your own meeting as participant (if you want to run the meeting from your computer but annotate on what you’re sharing on your desktop with your iOS or Android device).Download and install the Zoom mobile app from the app store.mirror your iPhone or iPad to your computer. In this quick tutorial, we’ll go through two options for writing on the whiteboard or annotating in applications: 1. There are several options for annotating with a touch device or stylus on your computer including traditional digital drawing tablets such as Wacom, laptops with touchscreens, and mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones.
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