HOST CONTROLS!! You can turn off chat and screensharing for students!
See up to 49 participants by going to the three dots, change layout, tiled, and use the toggle bar.
You can blur your background and run breakout rooms with an extension (only from your desktop)
You can mute each participant one by one by clicking on their box. However, students can unmute themselves.
You may want to tell students to use sidebar layout so that the speaker or screenshare is large.
Wait until the last student has left the meet before leaving the meet yourself. Students CANNOT re-enter the meet without you in it.
Use this extension until Google Meet updates their tile view which will allow 49 participants on the screen!
This Chrome extension allows the teacher to annotate on any website, including while screen sharing. Here's a loom video on how to use this extension for 1:1 or small groups and see you student(s) at the same time.
Splitting your screen when you don't have dual monitors can help any computer work more efficient. Here's a short tutorial on how you can also use this extension while presenting in Google Meet so that you can see your class grid at the same time!
If you don't have the ImageMate software, check for a USB cord on the back of the ELMO. You'll need this for the doc camera to display on your desktop and/or your chromebook. If you don't have the cord, write a work order asking for a USB cord for your ELMO.
This video explains the set up for the teacher desk to the right.
In this picture, the ELMO is hooked up directly to the hard drive of desktop computer with a USB cord. The desktop monitor is sitting further back but can be used for screensharing or the doc camera. The desktop has joined the google meet and can be controlled with the mouse and keyboard. The chromebook is sitting on the hard drive and will show the teacher's face and will allow a view of all of the students.
Information on how you can use the Google Meet link within Google Classroom
If your students have trouble following your cursor when you are sharing your screen, you will want this extension! Students will enjoy it as well. The video also shows you how to change your cursor a couple of ways in settings.