While virtual meetings or classes might not hold a candle to their real-world counterparts in most situations, there is one feature where they outweigh the latter. In most meetings or classes, there are many people who have questions and doubts but are too shy to ask them. The Q&
It can be really tough keeping things interesting and lively in virtual meetings. But some features make it possible, like polls. There’s nothing too extraordinary about them, and yet they are rather effective in making a meeting more engaging. Google Workspace users everywhere now have access to this tool
Video conferencing systems existed long before the pandemic. But to work as a fully-functioning replacement of the real-world model, a lot needed to be improved. Many features have become the standard requirement, and all apps are scrambling to bring it to their platform. Breakout Rooms is one such feature that
Apps like Google Meet have made holding large video meetings incredibly easy. Even with a free, personal account, you can meet with up to 100 participants. And for people with G Suite accounts, the number is even higher: you can have 250 participants in a single meeting. It is, of
Google Meet has made it easy for everyone to connect over video meetings and share their screen with fellow meeting participants. However, when sharing a video in a meeting, you may have noticed the audio wouldn’t work. Unlike Zoom, Google Meet doesn’t support audio sharing from any app
Google Meet has been one of the most popular apps to have video meetings ever since this whole chaos started. And ever since Google made the service available to everyone, even people with a free Google account, instead of just G Suite users, its popularity soared even higher. Hordes of
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