Presenting Evidence in Remote Environments

It's important to understand the difference between TrialPad for Mac and TrialPad for iPad and how they integrate with remote platforms.

TrialPad for Mac opens a dedicated presentation window that can be shared in any remote meeting platform.
TrialPad for iPad integrates natively with Zoom and can share content wirelessly to your Zoom meeting. You can share content wirelessly to other platforms like Teams, Webex, and Google Meet using third-party screen-sharing apps. When sharing content from TrialPad to iPad, you must attend the remote meeting on a laptop or computer, rather than connecting to the meeting on your iPad.

If you're using Zoom, please see Presenting Evidence Over Zoom in our Help Center.

If you're using another remote platform, please see Presenting From an iPad Using Screen-sharing Software in our Help Center.

TrialPad for Mac opens a dedicated presentation window that can be shared in any remote meeting platform.

Join the meeting on your computer.
Open TrialPad on your Mac and turn Output on.
A TrialPad presentation window will appear.
In the platform, click Share or Share Screen.
(Follow instructions from the specific platform.)
Choose your TrialPad presentation window.
Control your presentation from the TrialPad window.

Join the meeting on your computer.
Open your screen sharing program on your computer.
On your iPad, open TrialPad, open the Control Center, choose Screen Mirroring, and select the screen sharing program.
In the platform, click Share or Share Screen.
(Follow instructions from the specific platform.)
Choose the screen sharing program window.
Control your presentation from the TrialPad iPad app.

Test visuals and audio in advance with a colleague on the same platform you’ll use in your proceeding.
Use a document and multimedia (with audio) to test.
Confirm that the presentation window is properly shared and sized for all participants.

Use TrialPad with WebEx, Teams, Google Meet, and more to present documents and media during remote proceedings, such as hearings, depositions, mediations, or trials.