Android is full of excellent calendar apps. We recommend many of them, but Google Calendar is the easiest. It integrates smoothly with the Google ecosystem. If you're an active Google user, there's ...

Tools and tricks for scheduling appointments have gotten a lot of coverage here on ProfHacker. We’ve posted previously about Tungle, Doodle, Jiffle, and Acuity, along with a few mentions of ...

After announcing in 2021 for Workspace Individual, Google is now bringing Calendar appointment scheduling to personal accounts while Gmail is adding interactive schedule sharing inside emails.

In addition to setting up one-time events, Google Calendar enables you to automatically repeat events that occur on a regular basis. For example, you may have a bimonthly appointment on the same time ...

Google Calendar is helpful to schedule appointments, meetings and events. Users can set up a block of appointments on Google Calendar which other people can reserve. For example managers can invite ...

Google Calendar “appointment slots” have long allowed education and enterprise users to create and reserve specified time slots. Google is now removing that capability and replacing it with ...

If there’s one thing I hate, it’s global pandemics. If there are two things I hate, it’s global pandemics and long email exchanges in which two people try to figure out a time and day to meet.

For faculty, staff, and students who need to set up remote office hours or remote appointments, Google has a tool for that. Faculty members can set up appointment slots in Google Calendar and have ...