Google Calendar - Meet with & Find a Time

The video tutorial explains how to efficiently schedule meetings using Google Calendar's 'Meet With' and 'Find a Time' features. It covers how to check availability, add guests, and create events. The tutorial also highlights limitations based on domain settings and calendar sharing permissions.

What is the primary benefit of using Google Calendar's 'Meet with' and 'Find a time' features?

• To create recurring events easily

• To avoid back-and-forth emails when scheduling

• To send automatic reminders to participants

• To integrate with other Google services

How can you add someone to your calendar using the 'Meet With' feature?

• By sharing your calendar link with them

• By selecting their name from a list

• By typing their name in the search bar

• By sending them an email invitation

What happens when you select a person's name in the 'Meet With' feature?

• Their calendar is shared with you permanently

• A new event is automatically created

• Their calendar appears as a layer on your calendar

• An email is sent to them for confirmation

What is a key limitation of the 'Find a time' feature?

• It only works for events longer than one hour

• It requires a premium Google account

• It cannot be used for recurring events

• It only works for users within the same domain

Why might the 'Find a time' feature not work with a parent using a personal Gmail account?

• Because the feature is only available for business accounts

• Because it requires a specific app to be installed

• Because the parent has not shared their entire calendar

• Because personal accounts do not support event creation