Google Meet

Private

Badge Description: With Google Meet, you can hold impromptu video meetings on the go, virtual training classes around the world, remote interviews, and much more.

Badge Requirements: There are 2 ways to earn a Google Private Badge

1) attend a face to face tutorial, or

2) watch the provided video tutorial and pass the quiz

Badge Resources: Google Meet Video and Quiz

Sergeant

Badge Description: This badge is awarded for actively using Google Meet to collaborate with another person.

Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must explain how you use Google Meet to hold collaborative meetings; be sure to explain how using Google Meet enhances your classroom environment to better meet your needs as an educator, as well as helping to meet the needs of your students.

Badge Resources: Meet Cheat Sheet and Video Conference with parents, teachers, and students using Hangouts

Lieutenant

Badge Description: This badge is awarded for encouraging students to actively use Google Meet to hold collaborative meetings.

Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must give an explanation of how you showed your students to utilize Google Meet to hold collaborative meetings; be sure to include how Google Meet has positively impacted your students..

Badge Resources: 7 Ways Teachers Use Google Hangouts for Learning

Captain

Badge Description: This badge is awarded for leading a professional development, either one on one or in a small group, in which you explain the benefits of using Google Meet, give a brief overview of how to use Google Meet, and/or assist with trouble shooting any issues teachers may have while using this tool.

Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must give an explanation of how you showed your colleague(s) to utilize Google Meet to enhance the learning environment for students; you must also be willing to provide continued support to faculty at your campus throughout the school year.

Badge Resources: How to Design Google PD That Works!

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