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Remote tutoring with Zoom and Whizzimo
Remote tutoring with Zoom and Whizzimo

Learn how to use screen sharing and mouse control for interactive sessions.

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Remote tutoring basics

To tutor remotely with Whizzimo, you’ll use a platform that combines screen sharing, audio, video, and mouse control. Zoom is an excellent choice for managing these tools in one place. While Whizzimo isn’t partnered with Zoom, it is a reliable option for interactive tutoring.

🔔All participants should use either a Windows or Apple computer for sessions.

When you start a Zoom meeting, a Zoom tab may open in your browser, covering the Whizzimo tab. Click on the Whizzimo tab to return to your session.

Sharing your screen

  • In Zoom, click the Share option in the toolbar.

  • Choose Screen on the next screen.

  • Select Share again to allow your student to see your entire screen.

Sharing mouse control

  • Once your screen is shared, select Remote Control option in the toolbar.

  • Select the name of the student you’d like to share control with.

  • Mouse control switches based on who clicks last. Remind your student to click when it’s their turn to type or move a tile.

💡 Be sure to test Zoom's screensharing and mouse control functionality with a friend or colleague before using it with a student.

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Since screen sharing and mouse control are part of Zoom’s technology, their support pages can provide more guidance:


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