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  1. 0:05Hi everyone. In this short tutorial, we
  2. 0:08will look at Google Meet from a
  3. 0:09teacher's point of view. What the main
  4. 0:11buttons do, how to manage learners, how
  5. 0:13to use chat, and how to share materials
  6. 0:15clearly and effectively.
  7. 0:18Once you're inside Google Meet, most of
  8. 0:20the basic functions live on the toolbar
  9. 0:21along the bottom.
  10. 0:23I e. here.
  11. 0:26If the toolbar disappears for any
  12. 0:27reason, just move your mouse over the
  13. 0:29Meet window and the controls will pop
  14. 0:31back up.
  15. 0:33So, first
  16. 0:34we have the microphone. This button
  17. 0:36mutes and unmutes you. As a teacher,
  18. 0:39you'll use this a lot, especially if
  19. 0:40there's background noise. So, for
  20. 0:42example, we have unmuted
  21. 0:46or mute
  22. 0:48and unmute.
  23. 0:53Yes?
  24. 0:55To set up your microphone, plug in your
  25. 0:57earphones or headset. In many cases,
  26. 0:59your computer switches automatically,
  27. 1:01but you can always check your settings,
  28. 1:03which are these three dots here under
  29. 1:04more options. You click on settings.
  30. 1:09And as you can see, we have settings for
  31. 1:11both audio and for video. And we have
  32. 1:15the microphone thing here.
  33. 1:18Yes?
  34. 1:20>> [snorts]
  35. 1:23>> Good.
  36. 1:25Before class starts, always double-check
  37. 1:27is my microphone on or off? The icon
  38. 1:30makes it clear. Like I said before, we
  39. 1:32have
  40. 1:33muted and unmute.
  41. 1:36Next is the camera. This turns your
  42. 1:38camera on or off.
  43. 1:41Before learners arrive, confirm your
  44. 1:42camera is in the right mode for your
  45. 1:44lesson. So, as you can see from my
  46. 1:46camera in Google Meets, it's off right
  47. 1:47now. If I click on on
  48. 1:51it will activate in the video in the
  49. 1:53right-hand corner.
  50. 1:59A quick teaching tip. Good lighting and
  51. 2:01a simple background make you easier to
  52. 2:03follow overall in an online class. So,
  53. 2:05make sure that you have good lighting
  54. 2:08and a nice clean background so your
  55. 2:10learners are not distracted while
  56. 2:11they're learning with you.
  57. 2:14Now, let's take a look at participants,
  58. 2:16which is in this button here under
  59. 2:17people.
  60. 2:19This is where you can see who's joined
  61. 2:20and manage entry if your meeting uses a
  62. 2:22waiting room. Now, for your online
  63. 2:25classes here, for your six teaching
  64. 2:26practices, we do use a waiting room for
  65. 2:29teaching on that day. So, they will pop
  66. 2:31up on the right-hand side here.
  67. 2:34At the start of the class, I recommend
  68. 2:36opening this panel to check who's in,
  69. 2:38who's waiting, and the names look
  70. 2:40correct for the class you're about to
  71. 2:41teach.
  72. 2:44Now, let's take a look at the chat
  73. 2:45option here.
  74. 2:47Chat is very useful for lesson
  75. 2:49management, i.e., you can give
  76. 2:50instructions through chats and links to
  77. 2:53activities in chat, um give answers to
  78. 2:56certain questions for activities or
  79. 2:58general questions in the class,
  80. 3:00and overall, it just helps manage your
  81. 3:02learners in a group environment. Now,
  82. 3:04your classes here will be one-to-one, so
  83. 3:07you mainly use the chat for delivering
  84. 3:10lesson-appropriate materials and
  85. 3:12guidance,
  86. 3:13but it's highly recommended that you do
  87. 3:14use it.
  88. 3:18For example, it looks like this.
  89. 3:25Okay.
  90. 3:31Now, let's take a look at the screen
  91. 3:33sharing option, which is in this button
  92. 3:35here. As you can see, it says that you
  93. 3:38are presenting, and you can see a
  94. 3:40PowerPoint slide or a Google Slides on
  95. 3:42my screen.
  96. 3:44If you click on this,
  97. 3:45you click present something else.
  98. 3:49You'll have three options here. We have
  99. 3:50the Chrome tab, the window, or the
  100. 3:53entire screen.
  101. 3:55Now, it's highly suggested that you just
  102. 3:56share something from a tab or a window,
  103. 3:59so you don't have to show anything
  104. 4:02to your learners that they don't need to
  105. 4:03see.
  106. 4:05Also, make sure if you are sharing audio
  107. 4:07or video
  108. 4:09materials, they have this slid on as it
  109. 4:12is here, so they can also hear the audio
  110. 4:14in the Google Meets itself.
  111. 4:17So, so for example, if I wanted to share
  112. 4:19something like
  113. 4:21this,
  114. 4:24it switches automatically to that tab.
  115. 4:27Now, if you I want to go back to my
  116. 4:29presentation here,
  117. 4:31you'll have an option here to share this
  118. 4:33tab instead. You click on that,
  119. 4:35and your learners see the presentation
  120. 4:37that you have made for your lesson.
  121. 4:40Now, one of the things that you can do
  122. 4:42to present lesson materials in an online
  123. 4:43class is to use a Google Docs, a blank
  124. 4:46Google Docs. So, if we switch here
  125. 4:49to the Google Docs,
  126. 4:51you can use this to take lesson notes
  127. 4:53throughout the class. So, for example,
  128. 4:54if you're introducing some of your
  129. 4:55target language, you can say
  130. 4:58um I don't know, street,
  131. 5:02journey,
  132. 5:06travel.
  133. 5:09And you can treat it as a whiteboard
  134. 5:11type situation for your class overall.
  135. 5:13It's great for adding engagement to your
  136. 5:15class overall and to introduce material
  137. 5:18in a controlled manner, so your learners
  138. 5:19don't get over overwhelmed by all this
  139. 5:21new information that you're giving them.
  140. 5:25Now, lastly,
  141. 5:29if you want to use a Google Docs and a
  142. 5:31presentation to present your lesson
  143. 5:32materials, you can also do that. As you
  144. 5:35can see, for one of the classes that
  145. 5:36I've given in the past, I have a Google
  146. 5:39Slides presentation for what we're
  147. 5:41doing.
  148. 5:42Um it's a nice way to present something
  149. 5:44that's engaging and fun for the learners
  150. 5:47and keeps everything nice and organized
  151. 5:49for you. So, all you have to do is move
  152. 5:51through
  153. 5:52the different slides without issue
  154. 5:56at all.
  155. 5:57Yeah.
  156. 6:00So, I hope this has been helpful in your
  157. 6:03online practices coming forward. And if
  158. 6:05you have any questions, please don't
  159. 6:07hesitate to ask. Thanks.

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