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How can you invite your peers to a scheduled call using Google Calendar?Share your calendar with them directly.Create a new event and share the event link with them via email.Use the "add guests" feature when creating the event.Send them a separate email with the call details.

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How can you invite your peers to a scheduled call using Google Calendar?Share your calendar with them directly.Create a new event and share the event link with them via email.Use the "add guests" feature when creating the event.Send them a separate email with the call details.

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  1. Open Google Calendar and click on the "+ Create" button to create a new event.
  2. Fill in the details of the event such as the title, date, and time.
  3. Click on the "Add guests" option on the right side of the event details page.
  4. Enter the email addresses of your peers you want to invite to the call.
  5. Click on the "Add" button after entering each email address.
  6. Once you have added all the guests, click on the "Save" button at the top of the page.
  7. A pop-up will appear asking if you want to send an invitation email to the guests. Click on "Send" to send the invitations.
  8. Your peers will receive an email with the event details and a link to join the call. They can accept the invitation by clicking on the "Yes" button in the email.

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