Google has announced a slate of new apps and functions for Chromebooks, Google Classroom and Google Meet, as well as planned integrations with popular ed tech apps expected to launch later this year.

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Google is moving forward with its merger of Duo and Meet, if not quite as elegantly as some might like. TechCrunch reports Google is rebranding Duo for Android and iOS as the Meet app, complete with ...

The Google Meet (original) app, formerly Google Hangouts Meet, has stopped working. Users relying on the service will now have to install the new Google Meet app, which initially debuted as Google Duo ...

Students can join a Google Classroom via an email code they received, a class link, or a specially assigned class code.

Only a handful of teleconferencing apps stand out. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype, and Apple FaceTime are among the most widely recognized. While FaceTime and Skype lean more toward personal connections ...

Google Meet is currently upgrading the personal video calling experience and as part of this the “original” app has stopped working. Despite the Google Meet brand winning out in 2022, the “Google Duo” ...