ITS has been monitoring the Google Meet GridView extension problem. At this point we have identified the main problem being that some users have more than one GridView extension installed. Please reference these instructions for how to remove the second extension.
This double extension can be caused if you are using different gmail accounts. ITS recommends that you use Chrome profiles to prevent this from happening. Chrome profiles help to keep all of your different gmail accounts and apps separate. For more information about managing profiles please refer to the below links.
Managing People on Chrome Accounts in Mac OS X
Managing People on Chrome Accounts in Windows
Users have also reported having issues viewing all the participants of a meeting during the meet. This could be because the GridView has many different viewing settings and needs to be tailored to the users viewing needs. For more information about the viewing features of the GridView check out this article.
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Monday, May 15, 2017
Introducing the new Hangouts Meet.
It's easier than ever before to join a video meeting through Google Hangouts. Not only do you have more options, but a simpler and cleaner interface. Google Hangouts Meet is now the default video meeting option when creating a meeting in Google Calendar.
With Google Hangouts Meet, you can hold impromptu video meetings on the go, virtual training classes around the world, remote interviews, and much more. If you have G Suite Enterprise you can host a Hangouts Meet video meeting for up to 30 people at a time, with no time limit. For G Suite Basic and Business, a video meeting may have up to 25 participants.
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