4.6 Google Meet

4.6 Google Meet

4.6 Google Meet

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Description

Google Meet is a video conference tool from Google that many teachers use to host virtual classes and to provide small-group or 1-1 support to students. As a day to day substitute teacher, you may be given a link to join regularly scheduled classes. As a long-term substitute, you may need to create meetings and invite your students. Your district may give you a district email, but if they don’t, you’ll need to create a professional gmail address to use for all virtual activities.

Video

WATCH:

  1. Watch these introduction tutorial videos
    1. Learn how to use Hangouts Meet
      1. Join a Google Meet video meeting from Gmail
      2. Join a Google Meet video meeting from a Google Calendar event or invitation
      3. Add Google Meet video meetings to Calendar events
  2. Review the quick start guide 
  3. Practice the checklist items in Level 1 and Level 2

Review this cheat sheet as you practice

Backpack

STRATEGY BACKPACK:

The “Strategy Backpack” is an opportunity to download resources, guidance, or working documents to support your future journey as a substitute teacher. To leverage these additional resources, create a Strategy Backpack folder in your Google Drive or on your hard drive. Review the materials provided, and save the information you find compelling in your personal folder. Strategy Backpack resources are completely optional to download or complete.

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