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Google Meet: Getting Started

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Overview

Google Meet is a video conferencing application that lets you hold impromptu video meetings on the go, virtual training classes around the world, remote interviews, and much more.

What you'll do

In this lab, you do the following:

  • Start a video meeting
  • Join and collaborate in a video meeting
  • Manage device settings
Note: You can also use Google Meet from your mobile device using the Meet mobile app on Android® and Apple® iOS® devices.

Setup and requirements

Before you click the Start Lab button

Read these instructions. Labs are timed and you cannot pause them. The timer, which starts when you click Start Lab, shows how long Google Cloud resources will be made available to you.

This hands-on lab lets you do the lab activities yourself in a real cloud environment, not in a simulation or demo environment. It does so by giving you new, temporary credentials that you use to sign in and access Google Cloud for the duration of the lab.

To complete this lab, you need:

  • Access to a standard internet browser (Chrome browser recommended).
Note: Use an Incognito or private browser window to run this lab. This prevents any conflicts between your personal account and the Student account, which may cause extra charges incurred to your personal account.
  • Time to complete the lab---remember, once you start, you cannot pause a lab.
Note: If you already have your own personal Google Cloud account or project, do not use it for this lab to avoid extra charges to your account.

Start your lab

When you are ready, click Start Lab in the upper left panel.

Find Your Lab's User Email and Password

To access the resources and console for this lab, locate the User Email and Password in the left panel. These are the credentials you use to log in to Google Drive.

Sign in to Google Drive

  1. Click Open Google Drive.

Tip: Open the tabs in separate windows, side-by-side.

  1. Notice the Email or phone field has been pre-filled with the User Email. Click Next.

  2. Enter the Password and click Next.

  3. Accept all terms and conditions as prompted.

Google Drive opens and you are signed in to the Student Google Account.

Task 1. Start a video meeting

  1. Click the Google Apps dots, then click Meet.

The highlighted Google Meet icon

Alternatively, type meet.google.com in the browser's URL bar.

  1. Click New meeting.
  2. Click Start an instant meeting. The meeting window opens.

Your meeting has started with you as the only participant. The Your meeting's ready dialog shows the information you need to invite others to join your meeting:

  • Meeting link
  • Dial-in number
  • PIN

You can find all controls in the bottom bar of the meeting window. The bottom bar is always visible. The meeting code is on the far left, the control buttons are in the middle.

Tip: When you point to a button, the name of the button appears.

Button Description
Microphone button Turn microphone on or off
Video button Turn camera on or off video camera
Close caption button Turn captions on or off
Raise hand button Raise your hand
Present now button Share your screen or give presentations
Other settings button Change settings, background, layout and more
Leave call button Leave call

Meeting detail buttons are on the right:

Button Description
Meeting details button Share meeting details with guests
People button View, remove, and pin participants, and invite more participants
Chat button Send chat messages
Activities button Use Breakout rooms, Polls, A&A and other meeting features
Host controls button Share your screen or give presentations

Task 2. Invite people to your meeting

You've started a meeting, now invite someone to your meeting.

  1. From meeting detail buttons on the right, click People (People icon) > Add people.
  2. In the Invite tab, type an email address, for example your personal email address, and then click Add recipient. Since this is for demonstration only, ignore any warning that the recipient is not part of Qwiklabs.
  3. Click Send email.

The invitation sent contains the meeting link, the Dial-in number, the PIN, and the Join button.

  1. End the meeting by clicking Leave call The Leave call button and close the browser tab.

Task 3. Schedule a video meeting in Calendar

It’s easy to schedule a Google Meet video meeting in Calendar — just create an event, add guests to it, and the meeting is automatically set up.

  1. Go to Google Calendar.

  2. Click Create in the top left, and then select Event from dropdown to create an event.

  3. Add a title, for example, "Weekly status check".

  4. Click Add guests and type the email address for at least one person, for example, your personal email address.

  5. Click View conference details (the down arrow inline with the Join with Google Meet button). Find the Meeting ID and click Edit Edit icon to view the meeting code.

  6. Copy and record the meeting to use later in this lab.

  7. Leave all else at the default values, and click Save.

  8. Click Send to send invitation emails to Google Calendar guests. You may have to click Invite all guests depending on who you invited.

Guests receive an email with the event information and a link to the video call.

Note: Guests can forward the meeting link to other people. If someone who was not invited to the Calendar event tries to join, a meeting participant from your organization must accept their request.

Click Check my progress to verify the objective. Schedule a video meeting in Calendar

Task 4. Start a video meeting from Gmail

Google Meet must be turned on from Gmail before you can start a video meeting from Gmail. Check to be sure Google Meet is turned on:

  1. Open Gmail.
  2. In the top right, click Settings (Settings icon) > See all settings.
  3. At the top, choose Chat and Meet.
  4. In the Meet section, be sure Show the Meet section in the main menu is selected.
  5. If necessary, click Save Changes.

To start a video meeting from Gmail:

  1. At the bottom left corner, click Meet > New meeting.

  2. Click Join now to launch Google Meet.

  3. Click Join now to enter the meeting.

  4. End the meeting by clicking Leave call The Leave call button. and close the browser tab.

To invite guests to a meeting from Gmail:

  1. At the bottom left corner, click Meet > New meeting.
  2. To send the meeting invite via link or email, click Send invite.
  • To copy the meeting invite details, click Copy meeting invite.
  • To send an email invite, click Share via email.
  1. In the Recipients field, enter an email address, for example your personal email address.
  2. Click Send.

Task 5. Join a video meeting from Google Meet

In Meet, to join a meeting or event, you select a scheduled event or you can enter a meeting code or nickname.

Select a scheduled event

  1. Click Google Meet to launch Google Meet.
  2. You should see the meeting you previously created on the right. Click on it.
Note: Only meetings scheduled through Google Calendar appear on Google Meet.
  1. Click Join now.

  2. End the meeting by clicking Leave call The Leave call button. and close the browser tab.

Enter a meeting code

The meeting code is the string of letters at the end of the meeting link. For example if the meeting link is https://meet.google.com/usp-oude-yig, the meeting code is usp-oude-yig. For this lab you'll use the code you previously recorded when you scheduled an event in Calendar.

  1. Click Google Meet to launch Google Meet.

  2. Enter the meeting code you previously recorded in the Enter a code or nickname field and click Join.

  3. Click Join now.

  4. End the meeting by clicking Leave call The Leave call button. and close the browser tab.

Task 6. Join a video meeting from a Calendar event

See your scheduled meetings in Calendar and quickly join a video meeting.

  1. In Calendar, click the event you previously scheduled.

  2. Click Join with Google Meet.

  3. Click Join now

  4. End the meeting by clicking Leave call The Leave call button. and close the browser tab.

Task 7. Join a video meeting from gmail

Join a scheduled meeting

  1. In Gmail, at the bottom left corner, click “Meet”.

  2. You should see the meeting you previously scheduled listed under My Meetings.

  3. Click Join now.

  4. Click Join now in the meeting window.

  5. End the meeting by clicking Leave call The Leave call button. and close the browser tab.

Join using a code

  1. In Gmail, at the bottom left corner, click Meet.
  2. Click Join a meeting.
  3. Enter the code you previously recorded and click Join.
  4. Click Join now.

Leave this meeting open to use in the following sections.

Task 8. Record a video meeting

Start and stop a recording

  1. At the bottom right, click Activities > Recording.
  2. Click Start recording.
  3. In the window that appears, click Start.
  4. When you finish, click Stop recording.
  5. In the confirmation dialog, click Stop recording.
Note: The recording automatically stops when everyone leaves the meeting.
  1. Go to your Google Drive to see your recording. It may take a few minutes for the video meeting to be saved to your Google Drive.

Click Check my progress to verify the objective. Record a video meeting

It may take 5 minutes for your video meeting to be saved to your Google Drive. Continue with the lab, at the end of the lab check Drive and return to this section to click Check my progress.

Note: You may delete the video file after you have passed the progress objective.

Task 9. Send chat messages to video call participants

Send a chat message during a video call:

  1. At the bottom right, click the Chat icon.
  2. Enter a message.
  3. Click Send.

Task 10. Handy tools

Use these tools to manage your meeting window:

  • Change Layout (More options More options icon > Change Layout): How the participants in the video meeting will be arranged.

  • Apply visual effects (More options More options icon > Apply visual effects): Click this to see the default backgrounds that are available to use, or just blur your real background. You can upload images to use as your background, too, try it out!

  • Settings (More options More options icon > Settings): In Settings you can change the default camera, speakers, and microphone Google Meet uses, and adjust your video quality. Experiment by changing each of the settings to see what happens.

Task 11. Remove people during a video meeting

Note: This lab does not support guests in a video meeting, but this is how you would do it.

To remove people during a video meeting:

  1. At the bottom right, click the People icon (People icon).
  2. Next to the participant's name, click More actions > Remove from meeting.
  3. Click Remove to confirm the removal.

Don't forget to check your Google Drive for the recording

Remember to check your Google Drive to view your recording and then return to the Record a video meeting section to click Check my progress.

Congratulations!

You learned the basics of Google Meet. You used different methods to start meeting, then managed the meeting guests and adjusted your camera, speakers, and microphone.

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Manual last updated February 27, 2024

Lab last tested July 14, 2023

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