Note: if you’re using Google Hangouts and use multiple screens, make sure that your browser window with the chat in it is on the same screen as the Reflector app.

Start a Google Hangout, Messages.app or Skype screen share.

Note: You should now see your iPhone’s screen on your computer screen.

After tapping on the name of your computer, make sure “Mirroring” is ON. You should see “iPhone” or “iPad” depending on your device, and then the name of your computer below that. Just open your newly downloaded Reflector app, double-tap your iPhone’s home button, swipe left twice to show off the volume control and a small button to the right to share the screen. Reflector supports both portrait and landscape modes so simply rotate your phone and the screen. Learn how to mirror from your Chromebook to your desk. Here's the link to the site I found this but I'll also list out the steps in case the link goes down: ĭownload Reflector (this awesome app allows your computer to become an AirPlay compatible display)Īctivate Reflector - It’s simple. Then your phone will begin sharing its screen on your computer. This tutorial discusses the use of Reflector 2 software on HCPS teacher desktops for device mirroring.

You'll need to get an app named Reflector and Google Hangouts, Skype, or iMessages to share your screen.

This is a little dated, and it might not be exactly what you wanted, but it still should work.

Reflector 2 skype share window