Keeping up with the “new normal” means getting comfortable with remote work and virtual meetings. Although not every company now works remotely, an overwhelming number have implemented a hybrid structure.
There are several video conferencing platforms available to be utilized for your remote working. Google Meet seems to be one of the popular ones, next to Zoom.
To make the most out of your virtual meetings, you’ll need to familiarize yourself with the relevant Google Meet features and external tools that can bolster meeting productivity, one of which is the transcription feature. Transcribing a Google Meet meeting saves a lot of time sorting notes manually after meetings and makes sure you don’t miss out on anything important.
In this article, you’ll learn how to efficiently transcribe a Google Meet meeting, whether it’s a scheduled or instant one.
You can also transcribe Google Meet meetings that are not on your calendar. The steps are quite similar to those for transcribing a scheduled meeting, as discussed above.
Do you know that you can also transcribe a Google Meet meeting without being present at the meeting? Airgram makes that possible. Continue reading to find out how.
Airgram has a unique feature that lets you record and transcribe a meeting without being present at the meeting. Fascinating, right?
In a world where virtual meetings are now the norm, you may have to deal with multiple meetings in a day while having other important things to attend to. Airgram’s Assistant can save you some time and reduce the stress of attending several Google Meet meetings. This feature is also available for Zoom.
With this feature, you can attend meetings that require you to be actively present and send Airgram’s assistant to record and transcribe the others where your participation is optional, so that you can watch the recording later.
Here’s how to activate this feature:
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When your meeting ends, what do you do next? You can access the recording and transcripts of your meetings - whether scheduled or instant.
Once the meeting is completed, the recording and transcript are saved to your Airgram account. You can access them by proceeding to your Airgram profile, where you’ll see the “Meetings” and “Meeting Notes” options.
Select either of them to view, edit, and export your recording and transcript. Click on the three-dot icon at the top of the page, and you’ll see the option to “Export Notepad and Transcript.” You can export in any of the following formats: Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Notion Page, and Slack.