Screen Sharing
Connect any device. Interact from anywhere in the room. Stay in control.
Screen Sharing gives classrooms and meeting spaces reliable screen sharing across AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast. AirPlay Touchback lets users interact with content directly from the display, without returning to their device.
From Friction to Flow
Any device. Simple to share.
Trusted by organisations and display vendors across education and enterprise
Screen Sharing
Connect any device. Interact from anywhere in the room. Stay in control.
Screen Sharing gives classrooms and meeting spaces reliable screen sharing across AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast. AirPlay Touchback lets users interact with content directly from the display, without returning to their device.
From Friction to Flow
Any device. Simple to share.
Trusted by organisations and display vendors across education and enterprise
Screen Sharing
Connect any device. Interact from anywhere in the room. Stay in control.
Screen Sharing gives classrooms and meeting spaces reliable screen sharing across AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast. AirPlay Touchback lets users interact with content directly from the display, without returning to their device.
Trusted by organisations and display vendors across education and enterprise
Screen Sharing
Connect any device. Interact from anywhere in the room. Stay in control.
Screen Sharing gives classrooms and meeting spaces reliable screen sharing across AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast. AirPlay Touchback lets users interact with content directly from the display, without returning to their device.
From Friction to Flow
Any device. Simple to share.
Trusted by organisations and display vendors across education and enterprise
Connection is not the same as interaction.
Why Screen Sharing
Screen sharing is a solved problem, almost.
Most screen sharing products do one thing: connect a device to a display. What they do not do is let users interact with content from the front of the room without going back to their device.
That gap matters in a classroom when the teacher needs to annotate slides from the board rather than from their iPad. It matters in a meeting when the presenter needs to navigate content from the room display rather than running back to their laptop.
When screen sharing supports only display and not control from the display, the room still loses time. Presenters stay tethered to their devices. Teachers break from instruction to tap a screen. The technology is present, but the room is not working.
Screen Sharing is designed to close that gap.
It supports AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast so the devices already in the room connect without configuration. Screen Sharing supports Touchback across iPad, Windows and macOS via native clients and Windows and selected Android devices via Miracast, so users can interact with their content from anywhere in the space.
Connection is not the same as interaction.
Why Screen Sharing
Screen sharing is a solved problem, almost.
Most screen sharing products do one thing: connect a device to a display. What they do not do is let users interact with content from the front of the room without going back to their device.
That gap matters in a classroom when the teacher needs to annotate slides from the board rather than from their iPad. It matters in a meeting when the presenter needs to navigate content from the room display rather than running back to their laptop.
When screen sharing supports only display and not control from the display, the room still loses time. Presenters stay tethered to their devices. Teachers break from instruction to tap a screen. The technology is present, but the room is not working.
Screen Sharing is designed to close that gap.
It supports AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast so the devices already in the room connect without configuration. Screen Sharing supports Touchback across iPad, Windows and macOS via native clients and Windows and selected Android devices via Miracast, so users can interact with their content from anywhere in the space.
Connection is not the same as interaction.
Why Screen Sharing
Screen sharing is a solved problem, almost.
Most screen sharing products do one thing: connect a device to a display. What they do not do is let users interact with content from the front of the room without going back to their device.
That gap matters in a classroom when the teacher needs to annotate slides from the board rather than from their iPad. It matters in a meeting when the presenter needs to navigate content from the room display rather than running back to their laptop.
When screen sharing supports only display and not control from the display, the room still loses time. Presenters stay tethered to their devices. Teachers break from instruction to tap a screen. The technology is present, but the room is not working.
Screen Sharing is designed to close that gap.
It supports AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast so the devices already in the room connect without configuration. Screen Sharing supports Touchback across iPad, Windows and macOS via native clients and Windows and selected Android devices via Miracast, so users can interact with their content from anywhere in the space.
Built for the people who run the room and the people responsible for it.
Screen Sharing is designed for the conditions shared meeting rooms and classrooms create.
Screen Sharing
For IT and AV teams:
• Deploy screen sharing that supports the protocols already in use, AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast and browser-based connection from any Chromium browser, without additional hardware or platform lock-in. • Maintain control through Control your session: teachers and presenters manage who is sharing, stop streams and manage the display from their own device. • Restrict sharing to local network connections when security policy requires it. • Deploy across Windows, Android or web receivers, including firmware-integrated and EDLA-compatible displays. • Operate without mandating user accounts for baseline in-room sharing. • Store nothing persistently: session data is not retained after sharing ends. • Cross-network connections: Screen Sharing supports deployments where the receiver and participant devices operate on separate network segments.
For teachers and presenters:
Built for the people who run the room and the people responsible for it.
Screen Sharing is designed for the conditions shared meeting rooms and classrooms create.
Screen Sharing
For IT and AV teams:
• Deploy screen sharing that supports the protocols already in use, AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast and browser-based connection from any Chromium browser, without additional hardware or platform lock-in. • Maintain control through Control your session: teachers and presenters manage who is sharing, stop streams and manage the display from their own device. • Restrict sharing to local network connections when security policy requires it. • Deploy across Windows, Android or web receivers, including firmware-integrated and EDLA-compatible displays. • Operate without mandating user accounts for baseline in-room sharing. • Store nothing persistently: session data is not retained after sharing ends. • Cross-network connections: Screen Sharing supports deployments where the receiver and participant devices operate on separate network segments.
For teachers and presenters:
Built for the people who run the room and the people responsible for it.
Screen Sharing is designed for the conditions shared meeting rooms and classrooms create.
Screen Sharing
For IT and AV teams:
• Deploy screen sharing that supports the protocols already in use, AirPlay, Google Cast, Miracast and browser-based connection from any Chromium browser, without additional hardware or platform lock-in. • Maintain control through Control your session: teachers and presenters manage who is sharing, stop streams and manage the display from their own device. • Restrict sharing to local network connections when security policy requires it. • Deploy across Windows, Android or web receivers, including firmware-integrated and EDLA-compatible displays. • Operate without mandating user accounts for baseline in-room sharing. • Store nothing persistently: session data is not retained after sharing ends. • Cross-network connections: Screen Sharing supports deployments where the receiver and participant devices operate on separate network segments.
For teachers and presenters:
Why IT teams and display vendors choose Screen Sharing.
Screen Sharing is built for mixed-device environments where every protocol, every platform and every user needs to connect reliably.
Key Benefits
Every device connects on its own terms
AirPlay for Apple devices. Google Cast for Android and Chrome. Miracast for Windows. A browser connection from any Chromium browser. A native client and browser option for everything else. Users connect with the protocol their device already supports, no training, no new app required.
Control for the person running the room
Control your session gives teachers and meeting leads the ability to manage the session from their own device. They can invite participants to share, stop active streams and manage the display without going to the front of the room. Moderator Mode controls who can connect. Preview Mode adds an approval step before any share becomes visible on screen.
Interaction from the display, not just mirroring
Touchback lets users control their content from the room display rather than from their device. The interaction stays with the presenter, not with their seat. Available on iPad via AirPlay and on Windows and macOS via native clients and Miracast for Windows.
Secure by default, configurable by policy
No persistent room-content storage. Encrypted data in transit. Local Connection mode limits sharing to devices on the same network segment when security policy requires it. No mandatory user account for standard in-room sharing.
Standardise meeting rooms and classrooms with software built for control, consistency and confidence at scale.
Why IT teams and display vendors choose Screen Sharing.
Key Benefits
Every device connects on its own terms
AirPlay for Apple devices. Google Cast for Android and Chrome. Miracast for Windows. A browser connection from any Chromium browser. A native client and browser option for everything else. Users connect with the protocol their device already supports, no training, no new app required.
Interaction from the display, not just mirroring
Touchback lets users control their content from the room display rather than from their device. The interaction stays with the presenter, not with their seat. Available on iPad via AirPlay and on Windows and macOS via native clients and Miracast for Windows.
Control for the person running the room
Control your session gives teachers and meeting leads the ability to manage the session from their own device. They can invite participants to share, stop active streams and manage the display without going to the front of the room. Moderator Mode controls who can connect. Preview Mode adds an approval step before any share becomes visible on screen.
Secure by default, configurable by policy
No persistent room-content storage. Encrypted data in transit. Local Connection mode limits sharing to devices on the same network segment when security policy requires it. No mandatory user account for standard in-room sharing.
Standardise meeting rooms and classrooms with software built for control, consistency and confidence at scale.
Why IT teams and display vendors choose Screen Sharing.
Screen Sharing is built for mixed-device environments where every protocol, every platform and every user needs to connect reliably.
Key Benefits
Every device connects on its own terms
AirPlay for Apple devices. Google Cast for Android and Chrome. Miracast for Windows. A browser connection from any Chromium browser. A native client and browser option for everything else. Users connect with the protocol their device already supports, no training, no new app required.
Interaction from the display, not just mirroring
Touchback lets users control their content from the room display rather than from their device. The interaction stays with the presenter, not with their seat. Available on iPad via AirPlay and on Windows and macOS via native clients and Miracast for Windows.
Control for the person running the room
Control your session gives teachers and meeting leads the ability to manage the session from their own device. They can invite participants to share, stop active streams and manage the display without going to the front of the room. Moderator Mode controls who can connect. Preview Mode adds an approval step before any share becomes visible on screen.
Secure by default, configurable by policy
No persistent room-content storage. Encrypted data in transit. Local Connection mode limits sharing to devices on the same network segment when security policy requires it. No mandatory user account for standard in-room sharing.
Standardise meeting rooms and classrooms with software built for control, consistency and confidence at scale.
Designed for shared spaces where the screen is central to the session.
Where It Fits
Designed for shared spaces where the screen is central to the session.
Where It Fits
Designed for shared spaces where the screen is central to the session.
Where It Fits
Classrooms & Education Spaces
Montage was built for the conditions classrooms create: mixed device ownership, varying technical skill, high frequency of use, and no tolerance for sessions that start late or end early because of technology.
In an education environment, Montage gives:
teachers the ability to share and interact from any device, including iPad via AirPlay with Touchback
students the ability to share from personal devices without an account or app installation
IT teams a screen sharing layer that works across the variety of devices in a BYOD or managed fleet
display hardware partners a differentiating capability built into the receiver .
Meeting Spaces & Shared Workspaces
For meeting rooms that need to work across a mixed estate — Windows laptops, Macs, iOS devices and Android — Montage provides a single screen sharing layer that supports all of them without requiring users to find the right app or cable.
Local Connections and Moderator Mode give meeting leads the control they need in structured sessions. The absence of mandatory user accounts and persistent room-content storage meets enterprise data handling expectations.
What Screen Sharing does in the room.
Screen Sharing
What Screen Sharing does in the room.
Screen Sharing
What Screen Sharing does in the room.
Screen Sharing
AirPlay with Touchback for iPad
Apple device users connect and share using the AirPlay they already know. Montage adds Touchback: iPad users can interact with their content from the display rather than from their seat. The capability that makes Montage useful in classrooms and huddle spaces, not just a connection point.
AirPlay with Touchback for iPad
Apple device users connect and share using the AirPlay they already know. Montage adds Touchback: iPad users can interact with their content from the display rather than from their seat. The capability that makes Montage useful in classrooms and huddle spaces, not just a connection point.
Google Cast
Android, Chrome and Google Workspace users share using native Google Cast, no additional app or account required for standard sharing.
Google Cast
Android, Chrome and Google Workspace users share using native Google Cast, no additional app or account required for standard sharing.
Miracast
Windows and Android devices connect via Miracast. MICE (Miracast over Infrastructure Connection Establishment) support is available for display vendor-integrated deployments where it has been implemented at the firmware level.
Miracast
Windows and Android devices connect via Miracast. MICE (Miracast over Infrastructure Connection Establishment) support is available for display vendor-integrated deployments where it has been implemented at the firmware level.
Native clients and browser
For environments where protocol-based sharing is not available, or where additional session control is needed, Montage native clients are available for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and browser. The browser option requires no installation.
Native clients and browser
For environments where protocol-based sharing is not available, or where additional session control is needed, Montage native clients are available for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and browser. The browser option requires no installation.
Moderator Mode
Gives teachers and meeting leads a live preview of all connected screens, the ability to approve connections before they appear on the display and control over what the room shows at any moment. Essential for classroom management and structured meetings.
Moderator Mode
Gives teachers and meeting leads a live preview of all connected screens, the ability to approve connections before they appear on the display and control over what the room shows at any moment. Essential for classroom management and structured meetings.
Local Connections
Restrict screen sharing to devices on the local network segment. For schools and organisations with strict network security policies, Local Connections removes the need for external routing while maintaining full sharing functionality.
Local Connections
Restrict screen sharing to devices on the local network segment. For schools and organisations with strict network security policies, Local Connections removes the need for external routing while maintaining full sharing functionality.
Off-the-shelf, white-label or built into your hardware.
How to Get Started
1.
Ready to deploy
Download and install Screen Sharing as a Windows or Android receiver. Standard DisplayNote branding. Full feature set from day one.
2.
Branded for your product
Screen Sharing as a white-label receiver: your branding, your naming, your customer experience. Supported by display vendor licensing and a dedicated partner programme.
3.
Built into your hardware
Integrate Screen Sharing directly into your display hardware, firmware-integrated APK for Android. Currently deployed in hardware from Newline, Dell, Clevertouch, Avocor, Sharp and others.
Off-the-shelf, white-label or built into your hardware.
Screen Sharing is available through three deployment paths, depending on your route to market.
How to Get Started
1.
Ready to deploy
Download and install Screen Sharing as a Windows or Android receiver. Standard DisplayNote branding. Full feature set from day one.
2.
Branded for your product
Screen Sharing as a white-label receiver: your branding, your naming, your customer experience. Supported by display vendor licensing and a dedicated partner programme.
3.
Built into your hardware
Integrate Screen Sharing directly into your display hardware, firmware-integrated APK for Android. Currently deployed in hardware from Newline, Dell, Clevertouch, Avocor, Sharp and others.
Off-the-shelf, white-label or built into your hardware.
Screen Sharing is available through three deployment paths, depending on your route to market.
How to Get Started
1.
Ready to deploy
Download and install Screen Sharing as a Windows or Android receiver. Standard DisplayNote branding. Full feature set from day one.
2.
Branded for your product
Screen Sharing as a white-label receiver: your branding, your naming, your customer experience. Supported by display vendor licensing and a dedicated partner programme.
3.
Built into your hardware
Integrate Screen Sharing directly into your display hardware, firmware-integrated APK for Android. Currently deployed in hardware from Newline, Dell, Clevertouch, Avocor, Sharp and others.
Secure sharing without complexity.
Security
Security defaults:
No persistent room-content storage: session data is not retained after sharing ends.
Encrypted data in transit between devices and receiver.
Local Connections mode: restrict sharing to the local network segment when required by policy.
No mandatory user account for baseline in-room sharing, reducing credential management overhead.
European and US server infrastructure, built on Microsoft Azure.
Secure sharing without complexity.
Security
Security defaults:
No persistent room-content storage: session data is not retained after sharing ends.
Encrypted data in transit between devices and receiver.
Local Connections mode: restrict sharing to the local network segment when required by policy.
No mandatory user account for baseline in-room sharing, reducing credential management overhead.
European and US server infrastructure, built on Microsoft Azure.
Secure sharing without complexity.
Security
Security defaults:
No persistent room-content storage: session data is not retained after sharing ends.
Encrypted data in transit between devices and receiver.
Local Connections mode: restrict sharing to the local network segment when required by policy.
No mandatory user account for baseline in-room sharing, reducing credential management overhead.
European and US server infrastructure, built on Microsoft Azure.
FAQs.
Common Questions
Which devices and protocols does Screen Sharing support?
What is Touchback and which platforms support it?
Does Screen Sharing require user accounts?
Can Screen Sharing work on a restricted network?
How does Screen Sharing work with existing display hardware?
Is Screen Sharing available as a white-label product?
What data does Screen Sharing store during or after a session?
FAQs.
Common Questions
Which devices and protocols does Screen Sharing support?
What is Touchback and which platforms support it?
Does Screen Sharing require user accounts?
Can Screen Sharing work on a restricted network?
How does Screen Sharing work with existing display hardware?
Is Screen Sharing available as a white-label product?
What data does Screen Sharing store during or after a session?
Support
Help when you need it.
Resources for deployment, integration and in-room use are available through the DisplayNote Support Centre and Learning Academy.
Support
Help when you need it.
Resources for deployment, integration and in-room use are available through the DisplayNote Support Centre and Learning Academy.
Support
Help when you need it.
Resources for deployment, integration and in-room use are available through the DisplayNote Support Centre and Learning Academy.
Screen sharing that works, and lets you interact from anywhere in the room.
Book a discovery call and we will map Screen Sharing to your device estate, deployment model and security requirements.
Screen sharing that works, and lets you interact from anywhere in the room.
Book a discovery call and we will map Screen Sharing to your device estate, deployment model and security requirements.
Screen sharing that works, and lets you interact from anywhere in the room.
Book a discovery call and we will map Screen Sharing to your device estate, deployment model and security requirements.
Screen sharing that works, and lets you interact from anywhere in the room.
Book a discovery call and we will map Screen Sharing to your device estate, deployment model and security requirements.
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