We've been testing Jitsi for video chat because of the unlimited time that it offers compared to Zoom. Here are a few tricks we've learned so far:

• 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.

• In your browser, type the URL we emailed you and enter the password when prompted, then confirm which camera and microphone you want to use.
• Before joining the meeting:, enter your name and callsign, and put yourself on mute.

• 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.

• You can download the Jitsi app instead of using the browser.
• We've notice some devices create a lot of feedback when using the device's speakers so headphones are a must.

• Put yourself on mute when you're not talking to reduce the background noise / feedback.