1.

Lower right corner.

Right click speaker icon.

2.  

Select “Open Sound Settings”

3.

Choose your output device.

The newest Smart Panels would likely be labeled as: Speakers (4- HP USB Media Audio).

4.

Choose your input device.

You’ll want your input to be your headset, which would be labeled as:

Jabra PRO 930.

5. <optional, skip to #9>

Open the Sound Control Panel.

6.

Find the Jabra PRO 930 microphone.

Make sure it has a green checkmark next to it, to indicate that it is your default microphone.  It should, as you told it to be your default a few steps back.

Right click and select Properties.

7.

Open the Recording tab.

Then open the Listen tab.

8.

Check the “Listen to this device” box.

NOTES:

When this box is clicked, the following will happen:

• Your remote learners will hear you and your in-person students

• Your in-person students will hear your remote learners and they will hear them

Some teachers find that when this setting is enabled, there is a delay when they speak (kind of like an echo).  If you don’t like this effect, uncheck the box.

9.

Start a Google Meet.

You can do this by opening a tab and Googling “google meet” OR you can open your Gmail and on the left hand toolbar, there’s a “start a meeting” button.

10.

Once your Google Meet is started, click the three dots in the lower right hand corner.

11.

Open Settings.

12.

Change the speaker to your Smartboard/panel speaker.

The newest Smart Panels would likely be labeled as: Speakers (4- HP USB Media Audio).