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'''Google Hangouts Meet''' is a video-conferencing platform built into Google’s G-Suite for Education platform. “Meet” allows users to schedule and participate in video-conferences with up to 50 people simultaneously, and includes both desktop sharing, and a built-in “chat” client. | '''Google Hangouts Meet''' is a video-conferencing platform built into Google’s G-Suite for Education platform. “Meet” allows users to schedule and participate in video-conferences with up to 50 people simultaneously, and includes both desktop sharing, and a built-in “chat” client. | ||
# | #Meeting Links - in RCS Calendar Events | ||
#: | #:<pre>A Google Hangouts Meet link has been added to every second semester class event in your Google Calendar. You no longer need to add it. In fact, ANY event you make in Google Calendar will have a Google Meet link auto-created. If you do not want a Meet link on events you create, please remove them on a case-by-case basis.</pre> | ||
# | #Attending a “Meet” | ||
#::Click on a Google Calendar event that has conferencing, and then click on the conference link that reads “'''Join Hangouts Meet'''”. That will open up a new browser window that takes you to the video-conference. Note: The first time you join a Google Meet, you will be prompted to allow access to your Camera and Microphone. | #::Click on a Google Calendar event that has conferencing, and then click on the conference link that reads “'''Join Hangouts Meet'''”. That will open up a new browser window that takes you to the video-conference. Note: The first time you join a Google Meet, you will be prompted to allow access to your Camera and Microphone. | ||