Need to get up to speed on how to use Google Meet? Here is a 3 minute tutorial on the Google Meet dashboard.
Getting to Know the Google Meet Dashboard in 3 Minutes
Class not in session and need a virtual option for working with students? Google Meet might be a good alternative for you, especially if you are a G Suite School.
Need to get up to speed on how to use Google Meet? Here is a 3 minute tutorial on the Google Meet dashboard.
Need to get up to speed on how to use Google Meet? Here is a 3 minute tutorial on the Google Meet dashboard.
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Hi Matt,
ReplyDeleteI tested this out today as our school is now "virtual" for a number of weeks. The problem I had, was that there does not seem to be an effective way to "end" the meeting. Even if I as the teacher leave, the kids can still stay on there. I googled this and it seems there is no good answer. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sue Surine
Hi Sue. They just turned this feature on! You now have complete control when meetings are over.
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