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# Meetings
Get organized and boost productivity with our Meetings Hub! See what’s coming up and review past meetings with notes and recordings—all in one place.
Maximize efficiency, elevate collaboration, and stay ahead with easy access to crucial meeting details.
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You can view your meetings in List View and Calendar View.
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One super exciting feature that you will find here is the notification of upcoming meetings and the **Join Meeting** CTA. This ensures that you never miss an important meeting.
### Upcoming Meetings
On the **My Meetings** Page, you will find all your upcoming meetings under the **Upcoming Meetings** tab. Click on the meeting to check the meeting details, such as the meeting agenda passcode, meeting links, passcode, meeting IDs, etc.
### Past Meetings
You will find all the past meeting recordings and transcripts under the **Past Meetings** tab.
For more information, see [Meetings](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/my-profile/meetings).
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