Academic Technology NEXUSThis video covers three ways to still see your students while screen sharing in a Google Meet video conference.
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You can present your entire screen or a specific window in a meeting to share documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and more.
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Adjust your camera, microphone and more to get the settings you need.
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Google Meet automatically switches the layout in a video call to display the most active content and participants. You can change the number of participants you see on your screen. The number of tiles may change depending on the size of your browser window.
For more information about the maximum attendees viewable in a Google Meet, visit the Google Workspace Learning Center.
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Google Meet automatically switches the layout in a video call to display the most active content and participants.
Additionally, you can change the number of participants you see on your screen. The number of tiles may change depending on the size of your browser window.
For more information, refer to How to View People in Google Meet article in the Google Meet Help Center.
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This video covers how to turn off and disable the video camera during a Google Meet conference.
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Students and faculty can turn their mics on and off during a Google Meet Session.
To learn more, click Pin or mute Google Meet participants to read the article.
If you have multiple microphones connected to your computer (like an external webcam on a laptop) you may have to adjust the settings for the device you want to use in a Google Meet session.
To learn more, click Change your computer’s video and audio settings to read the article.
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Students and faculty can send chat messages to the whole group during a Google Meet session. This functionality can also be disabled.
For additional information, view the Send chat messages to video call participants article
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You can turn captions on to view subtitles as everyone speaks during a video call. Captions will not appear in recordings.
For additional information view the Use captions in a video call article
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Click here to view the Google Meet Cheat Sheet webpage.
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