Say what a shared calendar is
See the family’s appointments in your own week, without typing one of them.
A shared calendar is one somebody else keeps that you are allowed to see. It lies over yours in its own color.
When they add an appointment, it appears in your week. You typed nothing.
Key points
- A shared calendar is somebody else’s calendar shown inside yours
- What they add appears in your week without being typed twice
What to remember
- You can hide a shared calendar any day. Nobody is told.
- Shared means one entry, seen by several people.
Try this
Open the calendar on your own device and find the list of calendars. Count how many you have.
Practice: Say what a shared calendar is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.