Most modems can be power cycled by unplugging the device, counting slowly to 20, then plugging them back in. Or consider relocating your modem closer to your work area. If you have better results, consider moving your work area closer to your modem. Moving closer to your modem makes a difference. Zoom recommends bandwidth of 2Mbps or above. A good network speed is 20Mbps and above.
Test the internet speed (download and upload). 
Determine if some devices can be disconnected while you work. Bandwidth is shared by all connected devices and can include laptops, phones, smart TVs, game consoles.
Determine how many devices are using your network at the same time. Use audio only during Zoom meetings to minimize strain on your network. Instead, bookmark important sites to reopen quickly. Close extra browser tabs and windows not being used. Note, the Finder (Happy Mac logo) is always open and cannot be closed. Dots under application icons on the Dock mean they are still open. Close extra browser tabs and applications that you are not using, especially during a Zoom meeting. Save your work, quit all open applications, and restart. Quick Steps to Troubleshoot your Internet or Improve Speeds To turn-in they can upload them to Google Drive, share with anyone at Blake and send their teacher the link. Students can use Loom (found in Self Service) to do screen recordings of their presentations. Have students who do not have Internet phone a classmate to listen-in/contribute to a class. Students can turn off their video too to reduce bandwidth needs. When using your phone hotspot, join Zoom meetings without video - use audio-only. Everyone should download Zoom on their phone as a backup option. Download Zoom on your phone and run a barebones online presence for the day. Use your phone data as a hotspot - assuming you have an unlimited data plan.
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