How To Use Google Calendar | Free Productivity Software (Google Calendar Tutorial for Beginners)

Today, I’m excited to share an updated Google Calendar tutorial for beginners. The focus is to help you streamline your event planning and productivity with Google Calendar.

Google Calendar is a free scheduling and time-management software developed by Google. This productivity application allows individuals and businesses to better manage the day to day tasks, events, meetings and more.

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► Get started with Google Calendar here:

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► Today we cover the following chapters in this Google Calendar tutorial:

0:00 Intro
01:02 Getting Started
02:05 Know your Google Calendar
05:52 Create Google Calendar Event
09:47 Edit Calendar Events
11:26 Outro

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[kumarrokade]

Yes, It is very useful in scheduling meeting with the client & sending an invite through email, Thanks for the video, Stewart.

[tranquility]

Thanks a lot! Appreciate the time you put into explaining this 🌿

[luckyprod]

Amazing Channel mate - you really help :) super thank you from sunny Tenerife

[lindaschaefer]

When scheduling an event in google contacts does it automatically sync with google calendar?

[talshtekler]

When I add a task and a reminder to the calendar - I don't see them on my mobile calendar. Can that be fixed?

[happymanandvan]

Sometimes guests do not respond by clicking Yes, No, Maybe - so I have to call them to confirm their attendance. It can cause problems, how do i force a reply?

[IraQNid]

Not that different from other software I've used over the decades from a time when Google didn't exist. So their online software is nearly identical to their smart phone software. They'll be mining your data like mad. No privacy at all when you use SaaS.