Sharing two windows in one screen share

[ADRSfamily]

When a presenter is sharing their screen, we need to be able to also see an open window with an ASL interpreter translating for the deaf community. Is there a way for the presenter to share both screens at the same time?

[Frank_TB · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Account owners and admins can enable Sign Language interpretation view, which allows hosts to assign users as sign language interpreters, either when scheduling a meeting or webinar or during the session. Hosts can designate up to 20 users as sign language interpreters. Sign language interpreters are shown in dedicated video channels that are pinned and spotlighted, identifying the specific type of sign language they are interpreting. Participants can then select which sign language video channel they’d like to view, and resize or relocate the video window as needed.

Note: Zoom does not provide sign language interpreters for meetings and webinars. Hosts must provide and assign users as sign language interpreters.

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/9513103461005-Enabling-Sign-Language-interpretation-view 

https://blog.zoom.us/zoom-sign-language-interpretation-view/ 

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[jmdarts]

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[ExpertswhoJohn]

When you share, you can share an app window, or a complete screen with multiple windows.
When I want to share multiple app screens or switch between them, I share a physical screen and then move the apps into that screen as I want to show them.
I can also arrange multiple apps within the screen and make my content mixes.
I suggest you place the ASL window over the main screen.

[Frank_TB · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Account owners and admins can enable Sign Language interpretation view, which allows hosts to assign users as sign language interpreters, either when scheduling a meeting or webinar or during the session. Hosts can designate up to 20 users as sign language interpreters. Sign language interpreters are shown in dedicated video channels that are pinned and spotlighted, identifying the specific type of sign language they are interpreting. Participants can then select which sign language video channel they’d like to view, and resize or relocate the video window as needed.

Note: Zoom does not provide sign language interpreters for meetings and webinars. Hosts must provide and assign users as sign language interpreters.

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/9513103461005-Enabling-Sign-Language-interpretation-view 

https://blog.zoom.us/zoom-sign-language-interpretation-view/ 

Regards

If my reply helped, don't forget to click the accept as solution button!

[ADRSfamily · Accepted solution]

Thank you! This is very helpful. We didn't realize Zoom had this functionality. The more we can include all persons with different abilities in our meetings and webinars, the more effective we can be.

[Frank_TB]

Happy to help.