= Web Conferencing = May First/People Link has several tools for web-based conferencing. == Recommended Tool == Jitsi Meet is our recommended tool for web-based video conferencing. All participants can join a video conference by clicking on a web link that you can send by email or instant message. Each participants must have a functional microphone and speakers on their computers and (optionally) a camera. Jitsi Meet works best with 5 or less participants (if you have more participants, you will have better sound quality if each participants disables the video option). All participants must use a recent version of Chrome/Chromium or Firefox/Iceweasel. If you are using chromium, you must pass the --no-sandbox option. To start a conference, visit: https://meet.mayfirst.org/. Alternatively, you can pick a conference room by inventing your own address on the meet.mayfirst.org web site. For example, you could invite all participants to go to: https://meet.mayfirst.org/my-special-meeting. The first person to enter the conference is the moderator, and will have special rights (for example they can mute other individuals, kick someone out of the conference, or set a password for the conference room). If you want to enable desktop sharing, you will need to be running either Chrome or Chromium and: * Download the desktop sharing application: https://meet.mayfirst.org/desktop-sharing.tgz * Unpack the folder: `tar -xzvf desktop-sharing.tgz` on Linux, or double click on Windows or Mac. * Type the following into your browser address window: chrome://extensions * Check the "Developer Mode" checkbox in the top right corner * Click "Load Unpacked Extension" * Navigate to the unpacked folder and open it * You should now see a new extension called "Mayfirst's Jitsi Desktop Streamer." Click the Enable checkbox. * Now, open a Jitsi Meet conference and you can click on the Share Screen option == Experimental Tools == The following tools are experimental. * https://live.mayfirst.org/ provides video conference and a shared notepad. You must use Chrome or Chromium. * https://live.mayfirst.org/mexcla is audio-only and provides a live interpretation channel.