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# How do I share an experiment?
When you publish experiments, they are published to Builder for use in-house or remotely via a link. To share an experiment with a participant remotely, click **Run the Experiment** and then click **Copy Sharing URL**. You can share this link with participants via e-mail or chat.\
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Participants can then do an experiment remotely — at home or at their office. When the participant clicks on the link you’ve shared with them, they are taken directly to the experiment.
Alternatively, if you have a participant in your lab, you can register them under the **Subjects** tab in the Builder. Once you have created a new ‘subject’, you can select your participant under ‘Select in-house Subject’ on the right-hand side of the screen, then you can run the experiment.
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