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Presentation for the 8 Nov 2013 faculty meeting. Teaching how to use Google Hangouts. First in a series focused on using tools inherent in Gmail. Desired outcomes: TLW access and use UALR's preferred email interface, TLW use video and text chat in Gmail
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Google Hangouts
- 1. Gmail as a Real-time Communication Channel Tonya Oaks Smith
- 2. How do you search? Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith
- 4. How do you email? Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith Photo: @onthelevel
- 5. What else can Gmail do for us? Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith
- 6. What else? •Facilitate collaboration •Store documents •Create platforms •Document contacts
- 8. Google Hangouts does that Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith
- 9. Why use Hangouts? Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith
- 10. Why use Hangouts? •No added cost •Single application •Ease •Integration Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith
- 11. Step 1 Go to ualr.edu or my.ualr.edu Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith
- 12. Step 2 Log in using your netid and password
- 14. Step 4 Chat pane is located in the bottom left
- 15. Step 4.1 If you need to download the Google Hangouts plugin, you will get a prompt
- 16. Step 4.2 You may also need to add contacts if you want to talk to someone outside the UALR.edu domain.
- 17. Step 5 Chose and click on a person’s name. A chat window will pop up.
- 18. Step 6 Choose voice, video, or multiple-person communication We’re talking Hangouts today
- 19. Step 7 Wait for your partner to join the call
- 20. Step 8 Talk away
- 21. Step 9 Hang up You can also mute your mike or turn off your camera
- 22. Assignment Sometime in the next week, hit me up on Gmail chat Hangouts, voice, text all work Shari Erwin, Aaron Rester, and Tonya Oaks Smith