Best Screen Mirroring Apps for Google Slides
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Compare the Top Screen Mirroring Apps that integrate with Google Slides as of October 2025
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This a list of Screen Mirroring apps that integrate with Google Slides. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Google Slides. View the products that work with Google Slides in the table below.
What are Screen Mirroring Apps for Google Slides?
Screen mirroring apps allow users to wirelessly share the content from one device's screen to another, such as from a smartphone to a smart TV or a tablet to a laptop. These apps are often simple to use, requiring only a few steps to establish a connection between devices, typically through Wi-Fi. Many screen mirroring apps offer additional features like screen recording, remote control, and interactive capabilities, enhancing their versatility for presentations or entertainment. They are commonly used in business meetings, classrooms, or home settings for sharing videos, slideshows, or documents on larger screens. With a screen mirroring app, users can easily display their mobile content or applications on bigger displays without needing cables or specialized hardware. Compare and read user reviews of the best Screen Mirroring apps for Google Slides currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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Vivi
Vivi
Connect directly to your user database through LDAP and SAML, bulk configure and update, and control emergency broadcasts and digital signage. For one display in one room, or 10,000 displays across 10 campuses. In a Vivi classroom, teachers can roam and engage with the display and the students from anywhere, enhancing student engagement. Create a more dynamic learning space, involve your students, and own your classroom. Vivi works with literally every device and display and it’s ridiculously easy to use. Students can share their work (with teacher permission), prompting immediate feedback where they benefit from student-centric lessons that are more interactive and empowering. Up to four students can share their work to a display at a time, to compare and contrast different approaches.
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