...toward the same end include Evernote, Yammer, Socialcast, Google Docs and virtual whiteboards. Screen-sharing tools like join.me or ScreenLeap allow two or more people to collaborate on a document, presentation or spreadsheet in real-time, as if they were...

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...you don’t have to just stay on Gmail, you can browse to other websites, open new tabs, open other applications, and more. Screenleap is great for training purposes, presentations, meetings, and more. Just click the button and begin to share. Note: You will...

...is a Web site that makes it dead simple to share your screen. Click a single button and then send out the link to your viewers. In addition to this simple service, there's also a Chrome extension that lets you automatically generate the link and send it to...

...update with anything interesting from their presentations. Here they are (I stuck with the order used in the demo day program): Screenleap — A Y Combinator graduate that wants to improve the often frustrating and crazy-making world of screensharing. If you...

...have been…. Not to worry, they are on to the next thing: screen-sharing in less than 5 seconds with their new Y-Combinator company, Screenleap. You can share your screen to any device for free. People use it for booking travel together, overseeing employees...

...can still go directly to Screenleap and start a screen sharing session, but the new Chrome extension allows you to launch one from inside of Gmail at any time, without installing a client or a plug-in to make the session work. You'll notice a new "Share Screen"...