How do I use Google Calendar?

Google Calendar is included with all Google@SEAS accounts.

Log in with your full SEAS account address (username@seas.upenn.edu) to view your Google@SEAS calendar:

How do I check the availability of attendees when scheduling a meeting?

Instructions to check the availability of other attendees when scheduling a meeting are available at:

If the Search for people or Add guests features recommend the wrong addresses for someone, follow these guidelines:

Checking availability may be affected by these factors:

How do I RSVP to an event invitation or propose a new time?

Event invitation notifications include an interface that will allow you to directly accept or decline the invitation, with a more options link that allows you to propose a new time for the event. In some cases, the event will automatically appear on your Google Calendar and you can click on it to access these options. For more information, see:

How do I share my calendar with other people?

All Google@SEAS accounts can see free/busy of all Google@SEAS accounts by default. They can't see details, like "dentist visit", they can only see when you are available and not available. Here's how to control the privacy settings on your Google@SEAS calendar:

How do I create a shared calendar for my group?

You can easily create a new Google Calendar and grant permissions to other Google accounts:

The calendars you create support multiple owners (using the Make changes and manage sharing permission), making them resilient to turnover in membership.

How do I create appointment schedules?

The appointment slots feature in Google Calendar was replaced by appointment schedules in July 2024.

Appointment schedules allow you to manage your availability and let people book time with you directly within Google Calendar via a personal booking page.

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