Creating a Google Meet with a nickname is a great option for: Staff members who need to set up a video meeting with individual students or small groups Nicknames prevent students from entering a Google Meet before you’ve joined and rejoining a Google Meet after you leave.
Another popular query is “Can I use a nickname for a Google Meet?”.
Welcome to the Google Meet support community. Using a nickname to create a Meet will mean a new URL/link is generated each time you create the Meet. Within a few minutes of all leaving the Meet, the URL is deactivated, so sharing URL’s to nickname created Meets is only going to work for the current Meet taking place.
Another frequent query is “Can I give my meeting a nickname in G Suite?”.
That feature is the option to give your meeting a nickname. Using a meeting nickname in G Suite for Education is an excellent alternative to displaying and using the Google Meet link that is assigned to your Google Classroom.
How do I use meeting nicknames in G Suite for Education?
Using a meeting nickname in G Suite for Education is an excellent alternative to displaying and using the Google Meet link that is assigned to your Google Classroom. You can choose a nickname in advance and tell your students what that nickname is, but they can’t join your meeting until you start the meeting.
How do I create a Google meet with my students?
In order to join a Google Meet, you and your students need to be logged in with their MPS email address and password. Creating a Google Meet with a nickname is a great option for:.
Why can’t I share the URL of a meet?
Within a few minutes of all leaving the Meet, the URL is deactivated, so sharing URL’s to nickname created Meets is only going to work for the current Meet taking place. Instead, you should use the nickname to create each Meet afresh, and advise guests to use the same nickname to enter each time.