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Google Meet live sessions for DeepTech LMS

Schedule Google Meet sessions from the course module. Recordings, attendance, and identity all flow through your Workspace tenant.

DeepTech LMS schedules Google Meet live sessions inside the course module via the Google Calendar API. When the institute is on Google Workspace, recordings (where the plan allows) and attendance flow into the gradebook automatically.

Trademark note: Google Meet is a trademark of its respective owner. This page describes DeepTech's support for Google Meet; it does not claim partnership or certification unless explicitly stated on our security or compliance pages.

What's supported

Capabilities are described as they exist in DeepTech today. We'll confirm anything we don't list here on a discovery call.

In-module scheduling via Calendar

Meet links are minted via the Calendar API and attached to the module. Faculty schedule from one place.

Recording attachment

Where your Workspace plan permits Meet recording to Drive, recordings auto-attach to the module on completion.

Attendance import

Attendance reports from Meet (on supported plans) import as engagement data with configurable thresholds.

Workspace SSO continuity

Learners and faculty enter Meet using the same Workspace identity they used to sign in to DeepTech.

Frequently asked questions

What's required on the Workspace plan?

Calendar API is on every Workspace tier. Meet recording and attendance reports depend on which Workspace edition you're on (Standard, Plus, Education Plus, etc.). DeepTech adapts to what your plan exposes.

Does this work for institutes that aren't on Google Workspace?

Personal-Google-account Meet is supported as a basic link-out, but auto-recording and attendance import require Workspace.

How is this different from Zoom?

Functionally similar; pick whichever your faculty already use. Most universities running on Workspace prefer Meet for the SSO continuity.

Go deeper

Need a different integration?

DeepTech exposes a documented REST API plus webhooks, so most institutional systems can be wired in. Send our engineering team your stack and we'll scope it.