Google Meet Tutorial - Getting Started and Recording a Lecture with with Google Meet, March 2020 1
Google Meet Tutorial - Getting Started and
Recording a Lecture
Quick Links:
1. Technical Requirements for using Google Meet;
2. How to Schedule a Meeting and Send the Meeting Invites; Screencast video (0:56)
3. How to Start a Video Meeting with Google Meet; Screencast video (1:28)
4. Basic features in Google Meet; Screencast Video (1:31)
5. How to Record a Meeting or Lecture; Screencast Video (1:20)S
Important Note: There is no Host role in Google Meet, which means every participant has control to
mute other participants’ microphone, take over the screen share, or even remove other participants
from during a meeting. Please remind your students to follow online netiquette guidelines.
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Technical Requirements for using Google Meet
1. To create a video meeting, you need to be signed in to your Google@UH account. Anyone
inside or outside of your organization can join as a participant by selecting the link or entering
the meeting ID.
2. Before you start a video meeting, make sure that your meeting and device meet the technical
requirements for Hangouts Meet.
a. Use a supported operating system:
i. Apple® macOS®
ii. Microsoft® Windows®
iii. Chrome OS
b. Use a supported web browser:
i. Chrome Browser. Download the latest version
ii. Mozilla® Firefox®. Download the latest version
iii. Microsoft® Edge®. Download the latest version
iv. Apple® Safari®.
c. A built-in web camera or USB camera
d. A built-in microphone and speaker or USB headset
e. Allow Meet to access your camera and microphone the first time you use Meet.
3. Participant limits: Google Suite Education allows up to 250 participants in one meeting
(advanced features available to UH accounts until July 1, 2020).