How to Provide Remote Control in Google Meet with Chrome Remote Desktop

How to Use Google Meet

1. Step 1: Click this link to access the Google Meet website. You will be required to sign in with your Google account if you are not already logged in. You will not be able to proceed without a Google account.

   

2. Step 2: Create a new meeting or attend an existing meeting.
   If you have been invited to attend a meeting, you should have been given a meeting code by the host. Simply enter this code into the ‘Enter a code or link’ input box and then click the Join button.

   To create a new meeting, just click on the Start a new meeting button. You will be presented with options to start the meeting immediately, schedule it on your Google Calendar, or create a meeting that can be used at a later time.

   

3. Step 3: A message will be displayed indicating that your meeting is ready along with the link that can be used to invite others to join. Copy the link and provide it to the prospective attendees. When they attempt to access the meeting, remote users will need to supply the link and you will need to give permission for them to join.

   

4. Step 4: Allow Meet to use your camera and microphone.
   You need to allow Google Meet to access your computer’s camera and microphone to conduct the meeting. Click on Allow when prompted by the Google Meet popup to let the app use your mic and camera. As the presenter, you can turn off these peripheral devices from within the meeting if necessary.

   

5. Step 5: Start your meeting and add other users as desired. Send each user the meeting code so they can successfully attend your meeting. If you have created a scheduled meeting using your Google Calendar, you can send invitations to your audience so they can clear the time to attend the meeting. Be sure to send the meeting code along with the invitation.