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Create a shared calendar
In Google Calendar, under the “Other Calendars” section on the left sidebar, click the + icon. |
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| 1 | Choose Create new calendar. | |
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| 2 | Give your calendar a name, and a description if needed. | |
| 3 | To share your calendar with others, navigate to the calendar’s Share with specific people section. | .gif?version=1&modificationDate=1669939655345&cacheVersion=1&api=v2) |
| 4 | Add your users and provide appropriate access. See the table below for an explanation of access levels. |
Access Levels
Make changes and manage sharing | Full permissions - can manage events as well as add users to the calendar. |
Make changes to events | Can create and edit events, but can’t add other users to the calendar. |
See all event details | Can see what the events are (name/description), who is invited, etc |
See only free/busy (hide details) | Default - shows time slots that are taken, but does not provide information about the events. |
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For general access, in the Access permissions for events section, choose whether you want the average user to see your event details. Free/busy is the default for users who haven’t been specifically added to your calendar. |
Add events to a shared calendar
When creating an event, ensure that you are working in the correct calendar.
Google Calendar will automatically select whichever calendar you were last viewing.
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If you put an event on the wrong calendar, you can correct this by editing the event and changing the calendar.
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