TIP: try connecting to Google Meet off your iPad/Chromebook and share your screen using this 2nd device.Troubleshooting? Update Chrome browser, close extra tabs and applications, minimize the number of “extra” applications you may have open/running (AirServer, Jabber, etc.).Breakout rooms = small group work and discussions to build opportunities for student=talk.Elementary Teachers: Look for new grading period (Quarter 2) to help “Reduce the clutter” in your Canvas grade book, beginning November 19th!.Check out the KB articles to help you set up your new course cards (MS & HS teachers):.
Keeping Google Meet active for hours at a time requires a LOT of bandwidth and battery life, which may require iPads be plugged in. When students are not actively participating in a live class, students should DISCONNECT from Google Meet.Troubleshooting - look for the charging battery icon on the iPad, close unused Safari tabs/windows (we’ve seen some students with 100s of tabs open), try a different outlet or cable, try using the iPad while plugged in during class. Battery hardware issues? = iPads that cannot hold a charge for an hour.The IT department is getting increased calls from concerned parents regarding their iPads not staying charged all day while staying connected to Google Meet during classroom “breaks” or work time.IPad Battery Life - iPads are not capable of live streaming a video conference (like Google Meet) for 4 hours straight without being charged or plugged in during the day.
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