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Google Calendar Essential Training

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

Tags

Google Workspace Courses Time Management Courses Event Management Courses Desktop Applications Courses Google Calendar Courses

Course Description

Overview

Learn how to use Google Calendar to manage your schedule.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Be a schedule champion with Google Calendar
1. Get Started with Google Calendar
  • Explore the interface
  • Change the way the calendar looks
  • Set working locations and hours
2. Create and Edit Events
  • Create a calendar event
  • Create all-day and repeating events
  • Create appointment schedules
  • Set focus time to work undisturbed
  • Edit and delete a calendar event
  • Invite guests to an event
  • View a guest's availability
  • Add a room or resource to an event
  • Work with notifications and alarms
3. Respond to Invitations
  • Respond to an event invitation
  • View responses to your invitations
4. Create Additional Calendars
  • Create a secondary calendar
  • Create events on a secondary calendar
  • Hide and delete calendars
  • Search your calendars
5. Share Calendars with Others
  • Open someone else's Google Calendar
  • Subscribe to an ICS calendar
  • Share your calendar with others
  • Share your calendar with a non-Google user
  • Make a calendar public and set busy and free time
6. Mobile, Desktop, and Insights
  • Use the Google Calendar mobile app
  • Access Google Calendar on a desktop
  • Use Time Insights to see how you spend time
Conclusion
  • Google: A calendar app and so much more

Taught by

Jess Stratton

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