Desktop Sharing is a technology that allows one person to view or control another person's computer screen over the internet. This is often used for remote support, online meetings, or collaborative work. By sharing their desktop, users can demonstrate software, troubleshoot issues, or work together on projects in real-time. To use desktop sharing, both parties typically need to install specific software or use a web-based application. Popular tools for desktop sharing include Zoom, TeamViewer, and Microsoft Teams. These tools facilitate communication and enhance productivity by enabling users to see the same screen and interact with it as needed.