
Co-hosting
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Allow fellow participants to manage Meet’s with you. Tag team a presentation with Slides and work together for an engaging seminar.
- On your desktop browser, go to Google Calendar.
- Click the event or meeting you want to add a co-host to.
- From the pop-up menu, click Edit event
.
- If your event doesn’t have a meeting attached, click Add Google Meet video conferencing.
- Click Video call options
.
- In the pop-up menu, turn on Host Management
.
- On the left, click Co-hosts
- Check the box next to “Call artifacts are shared with the host and co-hosts you add here.”
- Add participants as co-hosts.
Add a co-host before a meeting starts
- On your desktop browser, go to Google Calendar
- At the top left, click Create.
- In the drop down, select Event.
- Add meeting guests.
- If your event doesn’t have a meeting attached, click Add Google Meet video conferencing.
- Click Video call options
.
- In the pop-up menu, turn on Host Management
.
- On the left, click Co-hosts
.
- Enter the names of the participants you want to add as a co-host.
- Select their names from the drop down.
- Click Save from within the pop-up menu.
- To save the Google Calendar event, click Save
Add a co-host to an existing meeting
Important: You’ll have to be the creator of the meeting to make this change. If somebody else created the meeting then either they can add you as a co-host or transfer the meeting to you before you add co-hosts.
- On your desktop browser, go to Google Calendar
- Click the event or meeting you want to add a co-host to.
- From the pop-up menu, click Edit event
.
- If your event doesn’t have a meeting attached, click Add Google Meet video conferencing.
- Click Video call options
.
- In the pop-up menu, turn on Host Management
.
- On the left, click Co-hosts
.
- Enter the names of the participants you want to add as a co-host.
- Select their names from the drop down.
- Click Save from within the pop-up menu.
- To save the Google Calendar event, click Save