We’re excited to announce that we’ll be using Google Meet for all our company meetings moving forward. As we’re already deep within the Google ecosystem, Google Meet offers seamless integration with the tools we already use, and we’re confident that it will improve our meeting experience.
Why Google Meet?
Here are a few reasons why we’ve decided to make the switch:
Seamless Integration with Google Workspace: Google Meet works smoothly with Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, making scheduling and joining meetings easier than ever.
No Extra Software Required: Since Google Meet is browser-based, you don’t need to install anything new. Just click the link in your calendar invite, and you’re ready to go.
Collaboration at Its Best: With Google Meet, you can easily collaborate with others using Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides in real time during meetings.
Record Your Meetings: You can record your Google Meet sessions, which is perfect for meetings that require follow-up or for those who couldn’t attend. Recordings are automatically saved to Google Drive for easy access.
Easier Scheduling: Google Meet’s tight integration with Google Calendar makes it easy to schedule and manage your meetings, with automatic reminders and no conflicting appointments.
Helpful Resources for Getting Started:
To help everyone get up to speed, we’ve put together some quick tutorials:
Adding a Background Image to Your Meeting
Personalize your Google Meet experience by adding custom background images to make your meetings more engaging.
Learn how to change your background and apply visual effects
How to Share Your Screen
Present a file or demonstrate something during a meeting by sharing your screen in Google Meet.
Collaborating with Google Apps During a Meeting
Collaborate in real-time using Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides while on a Google Meet call to boost productivity.
Learn how to use Google Meet with Google Docs, Sheets, & Slides
How to Schedule a Google Meet Meeting
Schedule a meeting by creating and sending out invites with a Google Meet link directly from Google Calendar.
Managing Participants in Google Meet
Manage participants during your meetings, including muting, removing users, and adjusting permissions for screen sharing.
How to Use Google Meet on Mobile Devices
Join and host Google Meet calls directly from your mobile phone or tablet, taking your meetings on the go.
How to Share Files in Google Meet
Share documents, presentations, or any other files with meeting participants directly in the Google Meet interface.
How to Record a Google Meet Meeting
Capture everything discussed during your meeting and save it for later by recording your Google Meet sessions.
How to Use Google Meet with Google Slides for Presentations
Present your Google Slides to participants while collaborating in real time using Google Meet.
How to Adjust Audio and Video Settings in Google Meet
Ensure your meetings run smoothly by adjusting your microphone, camera, and speaker settings for the best possible experience.
Adjusting audio and video settings
Bonus Tip: Since we’re already using Fathom to capture and summarize meetings, you’ll be glad to know it works seamlessly with Google Meet too. You can continue getting automatic transcriptions, highlights, and summaries — no extra setup needed.
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