3. Google Hangouts are part of Google+, Google's
new free social networking tool. On a Hangout
10 people (possible 15 on Google Apps) can:
*video chat
*IM (instant message) chat
*watch YouTube videos together
*collaborate on a Google Doc
*use a whiteboard collaboratively
*add effects for fun
*record the Hangout directly on YouTube
*live stream for more viewers
*and more…
4. What can be
done is listed
here
Whoever is
talking fills the
big screen
People on the
hangout
5.
6. *Go to your Google + account…
*Once there you should see your stream of
friend activity.
*In the right sidebar, you should see the
Hangouts section. Click on the green "Start a
hangout" button.
7. Start a
hangout
Your stream
You might be asked to install a
plugin first time around
23. To instant message everyone in the
hang out, press the "Chat" button. It's
the button that's second from the left
in the toolbar. Type your message in
the box and press the enter key on
your keyboard to send. Your message
will be available to everyone, and it
will be formatted like a conversation
on Google Chat and Google Talk.
24. You can record to YouTube unlisted so
only those with the link can watch
25. You can share your screen
This screenshot comes from
http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Google%2B-Hangouts
30. To watch a YouTube video on a
hangout with everyone in the ‘room’,
press the "YouTube" button. It's the
third from the left in the toolbar.
YouTube will pop-up in the main
window for everyone, and then you
can begin picking videos to watch.
36. Ideas for the classroom
• Read a story
• Bring in an expert/guest speaker/author
• Share from a Slideshare
• Homework tutoring
• Professional Development meeting
• Work on a project together
• Virtual penpals
• Global classroom discussions
• Career Day wit panelists
• Attend other hangouts (Google has a whole library of hangouts)
• Extended discussion on a class topic
• Subject-related hangouts
• Conduct workshops and seminars