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Screen sharing allows participants to show live content - like slides, documents, or applications - directly to the AI character during a roleplay. This makes the interaction feel more realistic and immersive, and is especially impactful for certain scenarios, such as:
  • Sales and client presentations - Practice demoing your product while handling objections in real time.
  • Interview training - Share a portfolio, resume, or case presentation with the AI interviewer.
  • Leadership scenarios - Walk through a strategy slide deck while the AI roleplays a skeptical executive.
By enabling screen sharing, you turn a standard conversation into a multi-dimensional practice environment that mirrors real-world challenges.

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Enable Screen Sharing 

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Go to your roleplay and click on the pencil icon

This will be visible if you are a creator or admin
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Navigate to the Basic Details tab

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Toggle Enable Screen Sharing on and click Save

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Start a Session with Screen Sharing

To use screenshare in the roleplay, begin your roleplay and click the Screen Share button.
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In Google Chrome, you’ll see three sharing options:
  • Entire Screen - shares everything on your screen.
  • Window - shares one application window (recommended).
  • Chrome Tab - shares a single browser tab.
We recommend using Window or Entire Screen for the smoothest experience. If you use Chrome Tab, make sure to return to the Exec roleplay tab after selecting it

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Best Practices

  • Keep it simple. Share only what’s relevant to the roleplay (e.g., a sales deck, a product demo).
  • Use Window mode. This avoids distractions from switching tabs and ensures the AI character can track your content smoothly.
  • Test your setup. Start a short session to confirm your screen is sharing properly before a live training.
  • Stay in context. The AI character will respond to whatever you share. For example, if you pull up unrelated content (“cute puppies”), the character may comment on it — and redirect you back to the scenario.