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TL;DR
- Google Meet’s “Take notes for me” feature now also offers a one-page summary of the conversation.
- The summary, called Quick notes, is displayed on the main tab of the Google Doc.
- The same summary is also shared with participants over email.
If you rely a lot on Google Meet for your daily minimum dose of human contact, its “Take notes for me” feature is a godsend. As the name suggests, it automatically takes written notes for you, letting you stay more present in virtual meetings. Initially introduced for Workspace accounts, the feature was recently made available to regular Google users and has even expanded to real-life meetings and conversations. Now, Google is adding another layer to the feature that makes it even more useful.
Google recently announced “Quick notes” as an extension to Take notes for me in Meet. This new feature offers a high-level summary of the meeting’s key highlights based on the discussion and the notes jotted down by the video calling app.
