They will then have access and you will see any actions they are taking on your computer. To give control: Once you have shared your document or computer screen, click the Remote Control button on the right-side of the meeting controls (as seen below), and select from the drop down the meeting attendee that you wish to allow access. Imagine your newfound lack of frustration! Instead of trying to explain to someone where to put their mouse – “A little to the left and then click” – or what word you want fixed – “Remove the second word in paragraph 4, line 3” – you can just jump in there and do it for them! How does it work? Just like everything else we’ve designed…Easily! 🙂 Education and Instruction: For example, uses Zoom remote desktop control to teach animation.Document Collaboration: Live team collaborative co-editing of documents including spreadsheets, proposals, or other presentations.Service and Support: Facilitate remote support and troubleshooting of technical or other service-related problems on clients’ remote computer systems.
Here are a couple use-cases that stand out: There are many potential uses for remote computer control. Nifty! Ok neat, but what are the practical applications? A good example of this might be Remote Desktop Control which, as the name suggests, gives meeting participants the ability to request or grant control over individual shared documents or entire computers. With so many awesome and wide-ranging collaboration features available to you with Zoom, it’s entirely possible (and understandable) that you may not be aware of them all.
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