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# Share Your Screen During the Lesson

* **Join the Voice Channel**: Once you’re in the voice channel for your lesson, click on the **Screen Share** button (located just below your username and webcam button).

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* **Select What You Want to Share**:

  * You can choose to share **your entire screen**, a specific **application window**, or a **browser tab**.
  * If you’re working in your DAW (e.g., Ableton or FL Studio), choose that specific application window to share.

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* **Start Sharing**: After selecting the window or screen you want to share, click on the **"Go Live"** button. Your coach will be able to see your screen in real-time and provide feedback.

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