Using Calendar on Google Email in Your Gmail Account

You can access the calendar on Google email by clicking on the calendar icon in the top right corner of your Gmail account.

The calendar icon is a small calendar image that you can't miss.

To view your calendar, you need to be signed in to your Gmail account.

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Accessing Google Calendar in Gmail is a breeze, and I'm here to guide you through it.

To get started, locate the sidebar on the right side of the Gmail interface. It contains icons for Google Workspace tools, such as Google Calendar, Google Keep, and Google Tasks. If the sidebar is hidden, click the small arrow on the lower right to expand it.

The Google Calendar icon is a small calendar icon, and you'll only see it if your account is linked to Google Calendar. Make sure you're signed in to the correct account if you don't see the calendar icon.

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Once you click on the Google Calendar icon, a mini-calendar with your upcoming events will appear. You can add events by clicking on a date in the mini-calendar, and to view full details or edit an event, click on it and choose Edit in Google Calendar for advanced options.

If you receive an email containing event details, like meeting invitations or travel bookings, Gmail will recognize the event and offer to add it to your Google Calendar. Look for an Add to Calendar link at the top of emails that contain event information.

To create new events with Google Meet links, use the Add button on the calendar sidebar. You can enable video conferencing directly in the event details by selecting Add Google Meet video conferencing when creating or editing an event.

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To create an event on Google Calendar, you can follow these steps. Select the Calendar icon in the toolbar to set up a time to meet. This will open your calendar in a sidebar on the right.

You can edit event details as needed, such as the title, date, and time. To save your event, select Save. You'll then be asked whether you want to send invitation emails to the Google Calendar event guests. If you invite guests from outside NCSU, it will ask you to confirm by selecting Invite all guests.

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Alternatively, you can set up a Gmail-Google Calendar integration to create Google Calendar events from new Gmail emails. This will automatically create a new Google Calendar event for you, set by default to start at the time the email is received and end 5 minutes later.

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Scheduling with Gmail is a breeze, thanks to Google's seamless integration of calendar and email features. You can access Google Calendar directly from your Gmail interface.

To get started, locate the sidebar on the right side of the Gmail interface, which contains icons for Google Workspace tools, including Google Calendar. If the sidebar is hidden, click the small arrow on the lower right to expand it.

Clicking on the Google Calendar icon in the sidebar will open the calendar view, allowing you to manage events directly from Gmail. You can add events by clicking on a date in the mini-calendar.

Gmail will also recognize event details in emails and offer to add them to your Google Calendar. Look for an "Add to Calendar" link at the top of emails containing event information.

You can create new events with Google Meet links by using the "Add" button on the calendar sidebar. This will enable video conferencing directly in the event details.

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To access your Google Calendar on Gmail, you can follow these steps:

Open Gmail in a web browser and sign in to your account if you aren't already.

Click the calendar icon at the top of the vertical icon bar running along the right of your inbox. It's a blue calendar icon with the number 31 inside.

To see a different day's schedule, click on the date above the calendar and select a date.

You can switch to schedule view by clicking on the Schedule button above the calendar.

Clicking the pop-out icon at the top-right corner of the calendar bar will open your full calendar in a new browser tab.

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