Using Jitsi
We've been testing Jitsi for video chat because of the unlimited time it offers compared to Zoom. Here are a few tricks we've learned so far.
On a Computer:
You don't need to download anything since Jitsi runs straight from the browser.
Jitsi seems a bit CPU-hungry so you should close all other programs during the meeting.
Use headphones instead of the laptop's speaker to helps reduce feedback for others.
Getting Started
During The Meeting
Stay muted unless you're the one talking to reduce the amount of background noise / feedback.
We'll also be using the “raise hand” function if we need to vote on anything.
To see the control buttons, move your mouse and they'll appear at the bottom of the screen.
On a Mobile Device
Getting Started
During the meeting
Stay muted unless you're the one talking to reduce the amount of background noise / feedback.
To access the buttons, tap anywhere on the screen and you'll see this (from left to right):