This page provides brief resources related to using Google Meet. For more about pedagogical practices within any live video meeting, visit our Synchronous Teaching page.
For questions about how to join and fully participate in live meetings, office-hours, group meetings or one-to-one conferences, please visit the official support pages for Google Meet:
Guidance for Students Using Meet (through our PimaOnline Student Guide)
To learn more about how to use Google Meet, visit the PCC IT YouTube Playlist for Faculty. Here's a sample video below on How to Record a Meeting:
Yes, this can be done by clicking on the vertical ellipsis (three dots) and changing the layout. Currently, you can display up to 49 tiles depending on your window size.
However, unlike Zoom, you cannot currently set the "Hollywood Squares" view of all students on a screen that is separate from any screen you are sharing. (as of 9/9/21)
Not currently. (as of 9/9/21)
To our knowledge, you can only share computer audio effectively if: 1) you share an individual tab instead of an entire window; and, 2) if that audio is playing from within that browser tab (not from your computer itself). If you need to play audio that is saved to your computer or from a non-browser app, use Zoom. If you hear an echo while sharing your audio, you may need to either: 1) use a headset; or, 2) mute your own microphone. (as of 9/9/21)
To learn more about pedagogical practices, visit our free on-demand workshops including:
"Google Meet & Google Hangout: A Quick Review of Teaching Methods for Small Synchronous Meetings." To view this 04.01.20 workshop, log into your Pima Gmail and then visit our Transition-to-Virtual COVID-19 Response Workshops recording link page which includes all videos from this series cosponsored by Pima's Teaching and Learning Center and PimaOnline.
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