hey everybody mr. Campbell here with another video and so today I'm just gonna show you
my setup with my two screens and what that looks like on Google meat so you can present
and you can also show a screen and it doesn't have to be an external monitor
it could be another computer it could be another Chromebook so we'll talk about that
I'm gonna switch camera so you can just see the kind of the setup in my office
so the setup is pretty standard I just have a second monitor with a claw arm whatever that
comes out and then I have an adapter that plugs into a power cord you can get these on Amazon
I'm not gonna put a link at this point in time but there's there's that so when I plug in my
macbook what I can do is I can use this screen as a desktop extension and I can drag Chromebook
or cannot Chromebook but Chrome windows up to there and then still see what's happening on my
laptop so when I put these all together I'll show you what this looks like when it's done
what you'll see here is when I plug in my iMac it automatically detects this as a second dashboard
or a second desktop and the way that you would adjust this is you go to displays and I'll just
show you so my mouse up here on the big screen when I go over to the right it appears on the
small screen so I know that's out of focus there we go so and then we'll go down here so basically
it's like these two are like this right so to set that up you come over to displays and you
click on arrangement and you'll have a bunch of different you'll have a bunch of different
options depending on what you have set up if you have three screens or four screens if you just
have a second one so then I can actually mirror displays when I click on mirror display so what's
going to happen is I'm going to get the same exact image on my laptop as I do on my external
monitor and that's not what you want right so I want to take that off and I actually have that
so it's not mirroring so then what that looks like is if I come to Chrome and I have a window
here and I open a new one you'll see I can then drag this over here and that's what we're going
to do later when we do the Google meat and how I run a presentation and then I can also see
everything that's going on in the Google meat right so you can see that I'm dragging it back
and forth that's going back and forth so I'll stop that and we'll edit that in a few minutes
so here we are in presentation mode I have got the says I'm presenting right the window that
I'm presenting is behind on my laptop here okay now either way I could drag this up here this is
the teacher view which I'm now going to move and then this is the student view so this is
a student and what the student sees the student obviously has the grid view extension on so this
is the teacher or this is the teacher here this is the student and then this is what the student
is seeing when I present so if I notice if I can hold us all the way back this way so now I
can see what my students are seeing if my camera was better I can see what my students are seeing
what's happening in the Google meet and if I had more students right on this thing I could
see but I can also see what's happening here so I actually jumped into my own meeting as a student
with a separate account you could do the separate account or the same account I just mute myself in
the meeting up there and then I present here and you can see just so or not see if I can do this
sorry I'm holding this back so you can see now if the student in the student view wants to take
off grid view what they'll see is they'll just see what I'm presenting right so if you're the student
right or that you would want to have the grid view on and you can include yourself if you want right
so this is this is me presenting and then we're recording our screen over here again and then hid
behind here this is my actual window so if I want to end presenting I would just click on that stop
presenting that will disappear and everything will go back to just a grid view hopefully this
helps it's a super super simple setup again here's the setup we have an iMac with a USBC adapter here
then I just have an HDMI to a separate monitor this separate monitor that could be a Chromebook
it could be another computer it could be anything that you want to have as a second monitor and you
would just go and set that up in your settings it could even be an iPad if you wanted it to be
so hopefully this helps everybody see what this looks like in their office or at their
home most likely everybody's at home but again if you're here it's because you are helping students
and I'll say it into this camera I love you I appreciate you and I'm glad you're here