Google Meet

• A G Suite administrator needs to turn on Meet for your organization. If you cannot open Meet, contact your admin.

You need to be signed into a G Suite account to create a video meeting.

Anyone inside our outside your organization can join with a link.

To join a video meeting, you need the Meet mobile app or a supported web browser.

For more information, go to Supported web browsers.

Uninvited guests must be allowed in by someone already in the meeting.

People in your organization who are signed into their G Suite account.

People outside of your organization who are added to the Google Calendar event and have a Google Account.

People outside of your organization who are invited during the meeting by a participant

People who aren’t added to the Calendar event.

Web users only - People who don't have a Google Account. 

This is applicable for meetings created by G Suite users. For any meetings created by non G-Suite users, you will need a Google account to request joining the meeting.

G Suite users only: People outside your organization who use G Suite for Education. Anyone in the meeting can grant access. Someone from your organization in the video meeting can also grant access.

Tip: A chime sounds as the first 5 people join. After that you'll receive a silent notification for all new participants.

Auto—Allows Meet to choose the layout for you.

Tiled—Shows up to 16 people when there is no presentation.

Move your mouse to see participant names. 

• If someone joins after the meeting starts, their image is at the bottom of the screen. 
• Presentations appear in a large tile, with the most active participants to the side.
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Spotlight—The presentation, active speaker, or pinned feed fills the window. 

Sidebar—You see the active speaker or presentation with additional participants on the side.