Custom Backgrounds in Google Meet

In this video, Ben Moore from Training with VM explains how to create and upload custom backgrounds in Google Meet. He covers the steps to enable this feature, including the necessary configurations in the admin console. The video also demonstrates how to use and manage custom backgrounds during meetings, providing a personalized experience for users.

What is the main topic of the video presented by Ben Moore?

• Creating and uploading custom backgrounds in Google Meet

• How to use Google Meet for video calls

• Enabling blur feature in Google Meet

• Using Snap Camera with Google Meet

What must be enabled by the IT manager for custom backgrounds to work in Google Meet?

• Admin console feature

• Google Meet integration

• Snap Camera

• Blur background feature

Where can you find the option to change your background in Google Meet?

• Bottom right corner of the screen

• Top left corner of the screen

• Google Meet homepage

• Settings menu

What is a benefit of using custom backgrounds in Google Meet?

• They require a subscription

• They are automatically saved for future meetings

• They need to be uploaded for each meeting

• They can only be used once

How can you remove a custom background image in Google Meet?

• By clicking the 'remove' button in settings

• By hovering over the image and clicking the bin icon

• By restarting Google Meet

• By contacting IT support

What section in the admin console allows enabling custom backgrounds?

• Google Workspace or Core Services

• Security Settings

• User Management

• Billing Information

How quickly should the custom background feature appear in Google Meet after being enabled?

• Instantaneously

• Within a week

• 24 to 48 hours

• After a system reboot

What is the purpose of the video according to Ben Moore?

• To provide IT support

• To promote Google Meet subscriptions

• To help users work smarter, not harder

• To demonstrate new Google Meet features

What should viewers do if they find the video useful?

• Delete it

• Ignore it

• Share it with others

• Report it

What is Ben Moore's request to viewers at the end of the video?

• To leave a comment

• To purchase his course

• To contact him for more tutorials

• To subscribe to his channel