What is Google Meet?
Google Meet is a video-conferencing application created by Google. It is essentially Google's version of Zoom and works in exactly the same way as Zoom, just with a few slightly different features. It is the new app that has replaced Google Hangouts, if you had come across this before.
The biggest advantage that I can see (for teacher and student clarity & communication) is that a 'Meet Link' can be automatically generated within your Google Classroom banner and that link remains the same for each and every lesson that you teach online. You do not have to create a new meeting link for each and every lesson, as you do with Zoom. Once shown, you will be able to click on the same link, in the same place, at the same times each week. The only downside appears to be that at the moment you cannot see your students at the same time as presenting your slide show. However, if you do not have your camera turned on then this might not be too much of an issue at all.
Please read on to understand how you can use Google Meet with your Teachers remotely.
How To Use Google Meet
As Google Meet is now integrated with Google Classroom, it is now far more easier for you to learn remotely if you ever need to. When you first join your Google Classroom, you will be met with this view:
Once you have entered your Meeting in your Classroom, you will be given the option to Join your call. It will look like the below:
Learn how you can meet your teacher and classmates inside Google Classroom when required.
Learn how to use Google Meet in your classroom in this updated 2020 tutorial and guide for teachers and students. This updated 2020 guide is perfect of distance and remote learning, as well as in-person instruction.