Google Calendar

There are several ways to create an event on your Google Calendar. The resources below outline some of the common methods. 

Google Help: Create an event

Google Learning Center: Create an event

Google Calendar: Cheat Sheet

You can add anyone with an email address to your event, even if they don't have Google Calendar. If the recipient "accepts" the invitation, the event will automatically be added to their Google Calendar. 

Google Help: Invite people to your Calendar event

Google Learning Center: Add guests

Google Calendar: Cheat Sheet

In most cases, an online calendar should remain digital because events change. But in some situations, it can be helpful to print a week, month, or the agenda view. Review the resource linked below for step-by-step instructions.

Google Help: Print your calendar

When you sync your calendar on your mobile device, the same events will show up when you use Google Calendar on your computer. The recommended option is to install the Google Calendar app on your Android or iOS (iPhone) device.

Google Help: Sync Calendar with a phone

To easily help you remember events, you can get notifications on your phone, computer, or by email. You can change your notification settings for a single event, or all your events.

Google Help: Change or turn off Calendar notifications

You can set up a block of appointments on your calendar that other people can reserve. For example, teacher can invite their students to reserve time during office hours each week.

Appointment slots are useful when you don't know who needs to meet with you, but you want to make yourself available. You can offer people a block of time on your calendar that they can book time slots within. For example, you can set aside 2 hours that you're available to meet with people in 30-minute slots. Others can then book one of the 30-minute slots within that time that works best for them.

Google Help: Use Google Calendar appointment slots