Google Meet

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You can access Google Meet from:

• Meet homepage
• Google Calendar events with a Meet link
• Google Apps Launcher (waffle)
  

Visit our Google Meet page for SFUSD families or our virtual meetings page for families.

Resources:

• Meet: Getting Started
• Teaching & Facilitating with Meet
• Google Meet Essentials for Presenters
• Meet vs Zoom: Which one is right for you?
• First day of Meet, from the Google Teacher Center
• Google Meet cheat sheet
• 3 steps to getting started with Meet

See also: SFUSD Virtual Meeting Guide with Students and SFUSD Virtual Facilitation Guide with Adults

• Tips to control meeting access and participation

• Accessibility features in Meet

• Meet in Google Classroom

• Using Meet to make phone calls to families

• What's new in Google Meet

• Ideas for using video calls for distance learning, from Ditch That Textbook (2020)

• 3 ways to see your students when presenting in Meet, from Control Alt Achieve (2020)

• Tips for successful virtual meetings with Meet, from Ditch That Textbook (2020)

See also: SFUSD Virtual Meeting Guide with Students and SFUSD Virtual Facilitation Guide with Adults

Google Meet is a video conferencing tool, and it is only available for use by SFUSD staff. Students can join a Meet created by an SFUSD employee, but students are not allowed create/start a Meet because the video conferences can be joined by anonymous or unknown users.

Please note: SFUSD accounts cannot be used to join meetings created by non-EDU accounts. Non-EDU accounts can join SFUSD meetings after hosts approves them (via a pop-up notification).

If you have any questions, please submit a Help Desk ticket.

• SFUSD Virtual Meeting Guide with Students

• Teaching & Facilitating with Meet

• Meet in Google Classroom

• Using Meet to make phone calls to families

• Try translated captions in Meet

• Accessibility features in Meet