Make sure that you meet the requirements for Meet. Learn more. Review best practices for distance learning at the Google for Education Teacher Center. Learn more. Print instructions for getting started with Google Meet. Learn more. There's a limit to the number of people you can have in a video meeting. Learn more.

In Google Calendar, tap the event Join with Google Meet. Before you join, at the bottom, make sure you’re signed in with your school account. If you need to switch accounts, tap Switch select the Classroom account. Tap Join. Watch a live-stream event

If your teacher sent an invitation in an email message, in the message, under Join with Google Meet, click the link. In Meet, at the top, make sure you’re signed in with your school account. If you’re already signed in and need to switch accounts, click Switch account select the Classroom account. Click Join now.

Open Google Meet at meet.google.com or with the Meet app. (Optional) If you’re already signed in to Meet and need to switch to another account, at the top, tap Menu and select or add your school account. Tap Meeting code enter the meeting nickname. Tap Join meeting. Tip: To see your previous meetings in the Meet app, swipe up.

Go to Google Meet. Click New Meeting.; Select an option: Create a meeting for later: . To share the meeting details for a future meeting, copy the meeting link and share with participants.

We’ve added several new features to Google Meet in Classroom, making it easier and more secure: The class Meet link is now accessible on the side of the class stream, so students can easily join and teachers can manage the link from the stream. Students will be directed to a waiting room until a teacher has officially joined the class Meet link.

If you have a personal Google Account, there are limits on the number of classes that you can create. Learn more about Classroom limits. Related topics. About Classroom user accounts; Change your role; Invite your students to a class; Archive or delete a class

For workarounds, go to Troubleshoot issues with Google Meet and Known issues with Google Meet. My class video recordings go to my student's Drive If the recording of a class video meeting unintentionally goes to a student’s Google Drive, the student might have clicked the meeting link before the teacher.

Go to meet.google.com or the Meet mobile apps and enter a meeting nickname in the "Join or start a meeting” field. Use the Meet code automatically generated by Google Classroom; Important: Only Google Workspace users can create meetings with nicknames. Meeting codes expire instantly once all users leave the meeting.

On a computer or mobile device, sign in to your Google Account. Join a meeting from your computer or the Meet mobile app. Learn the different ways to join a meeting if you're a student. When your meeting host invites you to join a breakout room, you'll see a prompt on your screen. Click Join. If you click cancel, you'll remain in the main room.