Back
Screen Sharing for Teaching
Walking someone through code, a tool, or a tutorial is easier shown than described. Sharry lets a student join with one link and watch your screen live — no software for them to install before the lesson can start.
Why Sharry for tutoring and lessons
- Students join from an invite link — no account, no downloads, works on their laptop or tablet.
- Peer-to-peer, end-to-end encrypted via WebRTC — nothing gets stored on a server by default.
- One URL to remember: sharry.live — easier to explain to a student than a meeting-app install.
- Free plan works instantly for a short walkthrough; no sign-up needed to try it.
How to teach with Sharry
- 01
Get your material ready
Open whatever you’re demonstrating — an editor, a browser, a document — before you start.
- 02
Start a session
Open sharry.live and create a session. No account required on the free plan.
- 03
Send the invite link
Send it to your student ahead of the lesson, or share it live — they join in one click.
- 04
Share your screen and teach
Click Share Screen, pick what you want to show, and walk through it — they see your screen in real time.
Good to know
- Only the teacher’s screen is shared — it’s built for one-way demonstration, not a two-way whiteboard.
- The free plan covers 5-minute sessions with 1 viewer; longer lessons or multiple students need a Pro account — free during Early Access.
- Signed-in hosts can record the session locally as a WebM download to share with a student afterward.