Google Meet, Google Classroom has a number of new features coming up, Google has announced
Google Meet | Google Classroom: The company has announced that it is bringing a new education feature for Chrome OS (Operating system) and Google Meet.
Google is coming up with some new features. The company has announced that it is bringing a new education feature for Chrome OS (Operating system) and Google Meet. Google has also announced a new Chrome OS, a new casting control for Classroom.
Google is about to launch a new screencast app. Through this, students and teachers will be able to use a new thing. Through which they can record and edit it during the class. Screens, videos can be recorded through the Screencast app. It can even be trimmed and shared.
In addition, other tools can be used to add images and other types of content through those videos so that the students do not have any difficulty in understanding the reading. In addition, through this app, students will be able to draw on video. In that case they can draw with the help of finger or pen using touch screen. All of this can be shared with other students through Google Drive.
Google is going to bring a new classroom feature called Cast Moderator. Through this students will be able to share their screen with the whole class. In addition, teachers will be able to control the casting of other students through this feature. With this new feature the whole process will be completed with a secure code. Through this, those who have access to this code will be able to use this casting.
A new feature is also coming to Google Meet. Different types of Google Doc files can be transcribed during a meeting at Google Meet. This allows users to show their written records during the meeting. Google Meet also hosts live streams from YouTube. This will allow live streams to be polled or voted on through Google Meet. Google Meet can also use Picture in Picture mode. This will allow users to multitask and get new controls. Not only that, Google may soon add alt text on images to Gmail. Google has also announced that they will be launching Read Along for the Web very soon. Through this, children will be able to read over 1000 stories.