View Students While Sharing Screen

Google Meet is a popular tool during our current virtual learning situation. However, one of the issues teachers are having using Google Meet is that when sharing their screen to show lessons they can no longer see their students. There are three ways you can share your screen on Google Meet to show your lesson and see your students simultaneously. 

  1. Attach a second monitor to your computer
  2. Login to Google Meet a second time with a different device 
  3. Overlay your presentation and meet windows

Click here to view a video tutorial of these three ways created by Eric Curts, of ControlAltAchieve

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Digital Whiteboards for Google Meet

Digital whiteboards are a valuable tool in our current virtual classrooms. The two most popular virtual meeting tools being used are Google Meet and Zoom. Zoom features include a whiteboard but Google Meet does not include a whiteboard in the features of their program. Chrome Canvas and Google Jamboard are both digital whiteboards that can be used with Google Meet. 

Chrome Canvas is an easy to use program that does not require the creation of an account. The digital whiteboard can be opened in a new tab and shared to students by sharing your screen. 

Google Jamboard is a program within the G Suite for Education products. You can use your personal or school Google account to sign in. Jamboards can be shared with your students through a link so that students can access and add to the digital board. 

You can click here to access a video tutorial of using both of these digital whiteboard tools. 

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