Overview
Google Meet is video-conferencing and telepresence software. Participants in a Google Meet session can simply send an invite link to anyone with a Gmail account.
For further information regarding Google Meet, please visit the following resources:
How can I use Google Meet?
You can use Google Meet to hold
- impromptu meetings on the go
- international virtual training classes
- remote interviews
- and more
Google Meet allows a meeting for up to 100 people at a time (unlimited meeting duration).
System Requirements
Google Meet supports the current version and two previous major releases of the following operating systems:
- MacOS
- Windows
- ChromeOS
- Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux distributions
Google Meet also works on mobile operating systems as well:
Android 5.0 and above
iOS 12.0 and above
Supported Web Browsers
Google Meet works in the following browsers (be sure to keep your browsers up to date):
- Chrome
- Firefox
- Edge
- Safari
Hardware Recommendations
- Webcam
- Microphone
- As an alternative, you could use your phone to call in to the Google Meet session instead, if your computer or laptop doesn't already have a microphone.
- Quad Core processor or greater (for HD video quality during the Google Meet session)
How to create or join a Google Meet session
There are a number of ways to create or join a Google Meet session:
- Go to meet.google.com.
- Go to MyUWF and search for Google Meet.
- Log in to your UWF Gmail account, click the Apps icon in the top right (1), and then click Meet (2).
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