for Veterans and Families

Commence or join a movie talk with up to ten people

Google+ Hangouts provides a superb way to connect with others in a similar situation. Meet other people with loved ones in the military and talk with up to nine people at once in a movie hangout.

Google+ Hangouts demo

Organize friends, family, acquaintances and more into Google+ circles

To get embarked, sign up for Google+ at plus.google.com – it’s free and anyone can join. You can then add friends and family who are already on Google+ and organize them however you want into your Google+ Circles. For example, you might create a circle for "Family" and another for "Neighbors."

Here’s how to create circles:

1. Go to plus.google.com/circles.

Select the people you want to include in your circle. You can select more than one person at a time by clicking on more than one name tile.

Haul and drop the tiles into the blank circle that says Drop here to create a fresh circle.

Each time you drop people into a circle, we’ll display a number demonstrating you how many people you’ve added. If you attempt to add someone to a circle they’re already in, they won’t be added again.

To name your circle, click Create circle. A pop-up box will emerge so you can inject the circle name. Circle names are visible only to you.

You can put the same person into as many circles as you like. For example, your brother might belong in both your “Service Buddies” and “Family” circles. We’ll notify a person that you’ve added them to a circle, but they won’t be able to see the circle name or who else is in the circle.

Join a hangout to connect with other people

Hangouts are movie talks with up to nine people. You can join a hangout directly from your Google+ stream. Here’s how:

Click the Join this hangout button in your Google+ stream.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add names, circles, or email addresses to invite more circles or individuals to suspend out.

Click the green Drape out button.

As people also click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in the hangout window.

Embark a hangout

Here’s how to commence a hangout:

Click the Begin a hangout button on the right side of your window.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add more people to invite particular circles or individuals to suspend out.

Click the green Dangle out button. People you’ve invited will see your invitation in their Google+ stream or in their email inbox if they’ve enabled notifications.

As people click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in your hangout window.

Want to add more people to your hangout? Just click Invite at the bottom of the window. You can also demonstrate or see a YouTube movie during your hangout.

To learn more about Google+ Hangouts, visit the Google+ Help Center.

Join or begin a movie talk with up to ten people

for Veterans and Families

Embark or join a movie talk with up to ten people

Google+ Hangouts provides a superb way to connect with others in a similar situation. Meet other people with loved ones in the military and talk with up to nine people at once in a movie hangout.

Google+ Hangouts demo

Organize friends, family, acquaintances and more into Google+ circles

To get commenced, sign up for Google+ at plus.google.com – it’s free and anyone can join. You can then add friends and family who are already on Google+ and organize them however you want into your Google+ Circles. For example, you might create a circle for "Family" and another for "Neighbors."

Here’s how to create circles:

1. Go to plus.google.com/circles.

Select the people you want to include in your circle. You can select more than one person at a time by clicking on more than one name tile.

Haul and drop the tiles into the blank circle that says Drop here to create a fresh circle.

Each time you drop people into a circle, we’ll display a number demonstrating you how many people you’ve added. If you attempt to add someone to a circle they’re already in, they won’t be added again.

To name your circle, click Create circle. A pop-up box will emerge so you can come in the circle name. Circle names are visible only to you.

You can put the same person into as many circles as you like. For example, your brother might belong in both your “Service Buddies” and “Family” circles. We’ll notify a person that you’ve added them to a circle, but they won’t be able to see the circle name or who else is in the circle.

Join a hangout to connect with other people

Hangouts are movie talks with up to nine people. You can join a hangout directly from your Google+ stream. Here’s how:

Click the Join this hangout button in your Google+ stream.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add names, circles, or email addresses to invite more circles or individuals to dangle out.

Click the green String up out button.

As people also click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in the hangout window.

Begin a hangout

Here’s how to commence a hangout:

Click the Embark a hangout button on the right side of your window.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add more people to invite particular circles or individuals to string up out.

Click the green Dangle out button. People you’ve invited will see your invitation in their Google+ stream or in their email inbox if they’ve enabled notifications.

As people click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in your hangout window.

Want to add more people to your hangout? Just click Invite at the bottom of the window. You can also display or witness a YouTube movie during your hangout.

To learn more about Google+ Hangouts, visit the Google+ Help Center.

Join or embark a movie talk with up to ten people

for Veterans and Families

Embark or join a movie talk with up to ten people

Google+ Hangouts provides a superb way to connect with others in a similar situation. Meet other people with loved ones in the military and talk with up to nine people at once in a movie hangout.

Google+ Hangouts demo

Organize friends, family, acquaintances and more into Google+ circles

To get commenced, sign up for Google+ at plus.google.com – it’s free and anyone can join. You can then add friends and family who are already on Google+ and organize them however you want into your Google+ Circles. For example, you might create a circle for "Family" and another for "Neighbors."

Here’s how to create circles:

1. Go to plus.google.com/circles.

Select the people you want to include in your circle. You can select more than one person at a time by clicking on more than one name tile.

Haul and drop the tiles into the blank circle that says Drop here to create a fresh circle.

Each time you drop people into a circle, we’ll display a number demonstrating you how many people you’ve added. If you attempt to add someone to a circle they’re already in, they won’t be added again.

To name your circle, click Create circle. A pop-up box will emerge so you can come in the circle name. Circle names are visible only to you.

You can put the same person into as many circles as you like. For example, your brother might belong in both your “Service Buddies” and “Family” circles. We’ll notify a person that you’ve added them to a circle, but they won’t be able to see the circle name or who else is in the circle.

Join a hangout to connect with other people

Hangouts are movie talks with up to nine people. You can join a hangout directly from your Google+ stream. Here’s how:

Click the Join this hangout button in your Google+ stream.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add names, circles, or email addresses to invite more circles or individuals to dangle out.

Click the green String up out button.

As people also click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in the hangout window.

Begin a hangout

Here’s how to embark a hangout:

Click the Begin a hangout button on the right side of your window.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add more people to invite particular circles or individuals to dangle out.

Click the green String up out button. People you’ve invited will see your invitation in their Google+ stream or in their email inbox if they’ve enabled notifications.

As people click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in your hangout window.

Want to add more people to your hangout? Just click Invite at the bottom of the window. You can also display or witness a YouTube movie during your hangout.

To learn more about Google+ Hangouts, visit the Google+ Help Center.

Join or begin a movie talk with up to ten people

for Veterans and Families

Embark or join a movie talk with up to ten people

Google+ Hangouts provides a excellent way to connect with others in a similar situation. Meet other people with loved ones in the military and talk with up to nine people at once in a movie hangout.

Google+ Hangouts demo

Organize friends, family, acquaintances and more into Google+ circles

To get embarked, sign up for Google+ at plus.google.com – it’s free and anyone can join. You can then add friends and family who are already on Google+ and organize them however you want into your Google+ Circles. For example, you might create a circle for "Family" and another for "Neighbors."

Here’s how to create circles:

1. Go to plus.google.com/circles.

Select the people you want to include in your circle. You can select more than one person at a time by clicking on more than one name tile.

Haul and drop the tiles into the blank circle that says Drop here to create a fresh circle.

Each time you drop people into a circle, we’ll display a number displaying you how many people you’ve added. If you attempt to add someone to a circle they’re already in, they won’t be added again.

To name your circle, click Create circle. A pop-up box will show up so you can come in the circle name. Circle names are visible only to you.

You can put the same person into as many circles as you like. For example, your brother might belong in both your “Service Buddies” and “Family” circles. We’ll notify a person that you’ve added them to a circle, but they won’t be able to see the circle name or who else is in the circle.

Join a hangout to connect with other people

Hangouts are movie talks with up to nine people. You can join a hangout directly from your Google+ stream. Here’s how:

Click the Join this hangout button in your Google+ stream.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add names, circles, or email addresses to invite more circles or individuals to string up out.

Click the green Dangle out button.

As people also click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in the hangout window.

Embark a hangout

Here’s how to embark a hangout:

Click the Begin a hangout button on the right side of your window.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add more people to invite particular circles or individuals to dangle out.

Click the green Drape out button. People you’ve invited will see your invitation in their Google+ stream or in their email inbox if they’ve enabled notifications.

As people click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in your hangout window.

Want to add more people to your hangout? Just click Invite at the bottom of the window. You can also demonstrate or see a YouTube movie during your hangout.

To learn more about Google+ Hangouts, visit the Google+ Help Center.

Join or embark a movie talk with up to ten people

for Veterans and Families

Begin or join a movie talk with up to ten people

Google+ Hangouts provides a excellent way to connect with others in a similar situation. Meet other people with loved ones in the military and talk with up to nine people at once in a movie hangout.

Google+ Hangouts demo

Organize friends, family, acquaintances and more into Google+ circles

To get embarked, sign up for Google+ at plus.google.com – it’s free and anyone can join. You can then add friends and family who are already on Google+ and organize them however you want into your Google+ Circles. For example, you might create a circle for "Family" and another for "Neighbors."

Here’s how to create circles:

1. Go to plus.google.com/circles.

Select the people you want to include in your circle. You can select more than one person at a time by clicking on more than one name tile.

Haul and drop the tiles into the blank circle that says Drop here to create a fresh circle.

Each time you drop people into a circle, we’ll display a number showcasing you how many people you’ve added. If you attempt to add someone to a circle they’re already in, they won’t be added again.

To name your circle, click Create circle. A pop-up box will emerge so you can inject the circle name. Circle names are visible only to you.

You can put the same person into as many circles as you like. For example, your brother might belong in both your “Service Buddies” and “Family” circles. We’ll notify a person that you’ve added them to a circle, but they won’t be able to see the circle name or who else is in the circle.

Join a hangout to connect with other people

Hangouts are movie talks with up to nine people. You can join a hangout directly from your Google+ stream. Here’s how:

Click the Join this hangout button in your Google+ stream.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add names, circles, or email addresses to invite more circles or individuals to dangle out.

Click the green Drape out button.

As people also click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in the hangout window.

Embark a hangout

Here’s how to begin a hangout:

Click the Embark a hangout button on the right side of your window.

Your webcam will turn on and you’ll be taken to a private "green room" where you can adjust your camera. (This is a good time to fix your hair.)

Click +Add more people to invite particular circles or individuals to suspend out.

Click the green String up out button. People you’ve invited will see your invitation in their Google+ stream or in their email inbox if they’ve enabled notifications.

As people click the Join hangout button, they’ll pop up in your hangout window.

Want to add more people to your hangout? Just click Invite at the bottom of the window. You can also showcase or observe a YouTube movie during your hangout.

To learn more about Google+ Hangouts, visit the Google+ Help Center.

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