How to Schedule a Google Hangout

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By Victor Ashiedu

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This Itechguide teaches you how to schedule a Google Hangout. The guide covers steps to schedule a Google Hangout from a PC, Android and iPhone.

Option 1: Schedule from a PC

  • Open Calendar.Google.com from your PC. If you have not signed in to your Google Account on the current browser you will be prompted to sign in.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from a PC
  • Once your Google Calendar opens, on the top left of the Calendar, click Create.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from a PC
  • Then, on the pop up window, Event should be selected by default. If any other option is selected, click Events. Then, in the Add title field, enter a title for the event
  • At the bottom of the pop up (left of Save button), click More options. The new event will open in full window.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from a PC
  • Update the event as you would any meeting – add date and time, add location, email notifications, etc. Then click the Add conferencing drop-down and select Hangouts.
  • Finally, add guests (people you want to attend the Hangouts meeting). To schedule a Google Hangout, on the top right of the screen click Save.

Option 2: Schedule from an Android Phone

The steps in this section require you to install the Google Calendar App for Android. If you have not installed the App, install it before you proceed.
  • Open Google Calendar App on your Android phone. If it is your first time opening the App, the App will walk you through some initial setup steps.
Google Calendar is different from the Calendar preinstalled on your phone. If you use a Samsung phone you will have another calendar. Do NOT use the calendar.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from Android
  • At the bottom right of the Google Calendar App, tap the + sign. A set of options will be displayed.
  • From the displayed options, tap Event.
  • The new event will open. Give the event a title. Then, exit your keyboard. To remove your keyboard from the screen, tap the highlighted button in the second image below – this button may differ from phone to phone.
  • Then, scroll down to the middle of the new event and tap Add conferencing. When you tap Add conferencing, Hangouts will be displayed automatically.
  • To add attendees to the meeting, scroll up a bit and tap Add people.
  • Finally, to schedule a Google Hangout, at the top right of the new event, tap Save.

Option 3: Schedule via an iPhone

The steps in this section require you to install the Google Calendar App for iOS. If you have not installed the App, install it before you proceed.
  • Open Google Calendar App on your iPhone. If it is your first time opening the App, the App will walk you through some initial setup steps.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from iPhone
  • Then, at the bottom right of the App tap the + sign. A set of options will be displayed.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from iPhone
  • From the displayed options, tap Event.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from iPhone
  • Then, on the new event screen, give the meeting a title.
How to Schedule a Google Hangout from iPhone
  • To remove your keyboard from the screen, at the bottom right of the keyboard tap Done.
  • Scroll down the new event window and tap Add conferencing. When you tap Add conferencing, it will be replaced with Hangouts.
  • To add people to your Hangouts event, tap Add guests.
  • Finally, to schedule a Google Hangout, at the top right of the new event, tap Save.

It is this easy to schedule a Google Hangout.

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Victor is the founder of InfoPress Media, publishers of Ilifeguides and Itechguides. With 20+ years of experience in IT infrastructure, his expertise spans Windows, Linux, and DevOps. Explore his contributions on Itechguides.com for insightful how-to guides and product reviews.

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