Home Tab
Once you’ve logged in to Chalk for Desktop , you’ll see your home screen.
From the home screen, you can do any of the following:
• Submit feedback about your experience with Chalk using the Feedback option
• Access downloads for Chalk for mobile devices and Chalk for RealWear from App Downloads
Chalk for Desktop Sessions
After you’ve started a session from Chalk for Desktop, you can invite others to join the session using one of the following ways:
• Share the Connect Code displayed with other users manually or verbally
• Click Share next to the Connect Code and use one of the following options:
◦ On the SHARE CODE window, click Copy and include a link to the session in an email.
◦ Use the search bar to search your company directory to find a participant in your organization to share the link with.
Once you’re in a session from your desktop, the following actions are available:
Icon | Description |
| Turns the flashlight of the remote device on and off. |
| Turns on low bandwidth mode. If the network connection quality changes during a session and becomes poor, you’ll notice the following icon in the lower-left corner:  When this poor connection icon appears, enable low bandwidth mode. The icon will change to one of the following: •  —If this icon appears, it means that the connection is good, and low bandwidth mode can be disabled. •  —If this icon appears, it means that low bandwidth mode is already enabled, but the connection is still poor. | A user not sharing their view should enable the low bandwidth mode within a session so they can still view high-quality images with a slight delay from user sharing their view. |
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| Undoes your previous annotation. To view more actions, click the arrow in the bottom-left of the icon. The following actions appear: | The Delete everyone’s annotations action only appears if you are the host of the session. |
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| Changes the color of your Chalk Marks used for still-frame annotations. |
| Pauses and resumes the remote video. |
For more information on joining or starting a session on desktop, see the “Chalk for Desktop Users” section in
Start or Join a Chalk Session.
