If you're the meeting host for a Sunday service, follow these guidelines:
Tap Participants.
Mute All participants and uncheck the option to Allow participants to unmute themselves.
Tap Security.
Make sure these settings are set:
Lock Meeting: Off
Enable Waiting Room: On
Allow participants to:
Share Screen: Off
Chat: On
Rename Themselves: Off
Tap Chat.
Tap the … button in the chat window.
Set Participant can chat with: Host Only
Before the service starts
Allow people into the meeting
For unknown people, monitor their video feed briefly to make sure they're legitimate participants.
When the service starts
Start recording
Tap Record. Choose Record to the Cloud.
During the service
Unmute, then Spotlight the speaker
When changing speaker, unmute them first, and then Spotlight them.
(The order of this is important. If you do Spotlight first, the person will have to manually unmute themselves. If you unmute them first, they don't need to do anything.)
To Spotlight someone, tap on the … on someone in the gallery view, or More on their name in the participants list and choose Spotlight.
What is the Spotlight?
Putting the Spotlight on someone makes their video feed become the main feed that others see.
Useful to know: When anyone shares their screen, the miniature video next to the screen share will contain the video from whoever is in the Spotlight.
Example use: When a host or co-host is sharing slides for the service from their screen, the church camera must be in the Spotlight to play next to the screenshare. Otherwise the host's video will be next to the screenshare instead.
When sharing your screen
Share just the window you want to share, not your whole screen.
Exit the screenshare as soon as it's not needed. Otherwise the main video feed will stay minimised.
If you're playing a video, when you start the screenshare, choose the options to Share computer sound and Optimize Screen Share for Video Clip.
What is the Spotlight?
Putting the Spotlight on someone makes their video feed become the main feed that others see.
Multiple monitors: Screensharing works best when you have two monitors. Then you can control Zoom on one monitor, and control whatever you're sharing.
Lock the meeting if necessary
If for any reason you think the meeting is attracting spam attendees, you can lock the meeting.
Breakout rooms
Set 3–4 participants per room
Tap Breakout Rooms.
Choose to Automatically assign people to breakout rooms.
Set the number of breakout rooms to have 3–4 people per room.
Tap Create Breakout Rooms.
Let people chat for about 15 minutes
Broadcast a message to all rooms when there's only a few minutes left.
When time is reached, close the breakout rooms.