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Google Classroom:

One Bite at a Time

Lynn Cristino

cristinol@psdri.net

Twitter: @pawtuckettech

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Google Classroom:

Integrating Google Meet

April 2020

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Teachers can now set up a standing Google Meet based on each Google Classroom.

What are the benefits?...

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  • Only the students enrolled in that specific Google Classroom will be able to join.
  • The Meet is only active when a TEACHER joins.
  • The TEACHER must leave the Meet last to “close” the Meet, and students cannot rejoin until a teacher does.

NOTE: The TEACHER can remove all �STUDENTS and then hang up, instead �of waiting for all students to leave.

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You activate the Meet link for each Google Classroom that you want to by going into the Class, then to SETTINGS:�

NOTE: You only have to do this setup ONCE for each Class and that unique link will be available any time you need it!

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  • Go down to the “Meet” section
  • Click on “Generate Meet link”

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  • You can now see the customized Meet link (don’t worry if anyone copies it, students who are not enrolled in the particular Google Class can’t join anyway!)

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  • You can decide if students see the Meet link using the toggle switchOFF ON (any color, not necessarily � blue, that’s my Class’ theme)

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When you make changes to your SETTINGS, you have to click SAVE in the upper-right corner:�

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The MEET link for this Google Classroom will now show for the TEACHER & STUDENTS:�

On the Stream tab: and on the Classwork tab:

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Don’t forget: �TEACHERS have to go to SETTINGS �and generate a Meet link for each Google Classroom �IF WANTED!

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Google Support Link

for Educators