Share your calendar with people or groups Important: If you want to share a calendar that someone else owns, that person must give you the “Make changes and manage sharing” permission.

Create & share a group calendar As an administrator at work or school, you can create calendars to share with people in your organization. These are called group calendars. For example, you might …

Even if you don't share your calendar, super administrators and administrators with the Google Meet hardware privilege can always see your calendar and all event details (as well as calendars and …

To share a link to an event with other people, find responses in the calendar invite. Learn how shared events work Important: To prevent unwanted guests from joining your event, only share the link with …

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When you share your calendar with someone, you can choose how they find your events and if they can do things like add or edit events. Learn how to share your calendar.

Make your calendar public You can have multiple calendars and share them with different people. For example, you can have a public calendar you share with everyone, and a private calendar that only …

Use Google Calendar and Google Sheets to effectively manage events of any size. When you create an event for a large group, you can see and download guest replies, email addresses, and any added …

After you share your calendar, you can change the visibility of your events and tasks to others. Learn how to share your calendar with someone.

Set sharing options Use the Google Admin console to specify how users can share their primary calendar and events with people inside and outside of your organization. For details, go to Set …