Beforehand:

• You must be registered to receive the Zoom connection info.  We will contact everyone who plans to attend as we get closer to Rosh Hashanah. 
• We will use the same connection for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. 
• If you have not used Zoom before it’s a good idea to test it beforehand. 
• All participants will automatically be muted upon entry and will not have the ability to share a screen.
• If you have been selected to read a prayer or otherwise participate in the service, a host will un-mute you. 

Zoom Etiquette:

• Don’t be late.  The service will be shorter than usual – about 2 ½ hours for mornings, 1 hour for Neilah.
• Sit still as much as possible.  Everyone can be seen and movements are distracting.  If you don’t want to be seen, turn off your video.
• Do not eat on camera.
• Stay muted until appropriate times to unmute yourself.  When you are not muted everyone can hear you – including ringing phones, doorbells, side conversations, toilets flushing, and other background noise.
• Don’t muti-task. Observe the same decorum as if you were in a synagogue.

More Zoom Info:

Zoom support is https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us.