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Google Meet

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(Treasure Island, San Francisco, California - Jeff M. Wang)
 
 

- Overview

Google Meet is a video calling app that allows users to create and join video meetings. It's available for free on the web at meet.google.com and on mobile apps for iOS or Android. Users can also start or join meetings from Gmail or Google Calendar.

Google Meet allows users to share their video, desktop, and presentations in real-time with teammates and customers. Meetings can have up to 250 participants and are encrypted in transit. Premium features include meeting recordings, transcripts, and breakout rooms. 

 

- Key Features for Short Seminars

Google Meet, a popular video conferencing platform, can be used to host short seminars or presentations, offering a streamlined and accessible experience for online learning. It allows for real-time interaction with participants, features like screen sharing and live streaming, and integrates well with other Google Workspace tools. 

  • Screen Sharing: Present slides, documents, or applications directly within the Google Meet meeting.
  • Real-time Interaction: Facilitate Q&A sessions, polls, and other interactive activities during the seminar.
  • Live Streaming: Stream the seminar to a wider audience, allowing for broader reach.
  • Integration with Google Workspace: Connect with other Google tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Classroom for a seamless experience.
  • Meeting Recording: Record the seminar for later access or review.


- How to Use Google Meet for a Short Seminar

  • Create a Meeting: Start a new meeting in Google Meet or schedule one through Google Calendar.
  • Invite Participants: Share the meeting link with participants via email, text, or other communication channels.
  • Screen Share: Present your content by clicking the "Present Now" button and selecting the desired window or screen.
  • Interact with Participants: Engage with participants using the chat feature, raising hands, or other interaction tools.
  • Record the Meeting (Optional): Start recording to capture the seminar for later viewing.
  • End the Meeting: Conclude the seminar and end the meeting session.


- Tips for Effective Short Seminars:

  • Prepare a Concise Outline: Structure your presentation to keep it focused and engaging.
  • Utilize Engaging Content: Include visuals, interactive elements, and other engaging materials to keep participants interested.
  • Encourage Interaction: Facilitate Q&A sessions, polls, and other interactive activities to keep participants involved.
  • Manage Time Effectively: Adhere to the scheduled time for the seminar to maximize participant engagement.
  • Follow Up: Provide participants with resources, recordings, or other follow-up materials as needed.

 

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