• Choose Your Platform: You can execute a “seder” or just a Passover family get together by using - Zoom, Google Hangouts, Facetime, Facebook Messenger Video Call, Skype, GoToMeeting, and Slack Video Call (and these are just a few options). 
• Get Your Guests Ready: Make sure that all of your guests have whatever platform you choose installed and know how to use it. Maybe even host a “preparing ourselves for the seder” call with everyone so that you can all get used to how the tech will work ahead of time!
• Try to do more than Gather: If you choose a platform like zoom you can prepare a presentation. This will allow you to “screen share” what page you are on of a haggadah or reading, or share other resources or images, to all of your participants. 
• Make it interactive: Does your conferencing platform allow for chat? Reactions? Breakout Rooms? Q&A? Polling? Get to know the features ahead of time so that you can allow for friends and family to really dive into your seder! Make a teen/tween or tech savvy adult a “co-host” to help do this while you lead the seder parts! 
• Make it accessible to everyone: Phone calls can also work in tandem with or instead of video calls! People can often call in to platforms like Zoom, Google Hangouts, and Skype with their telephone. If zoom is too complicated - just let someone call in! 

• Use the Haggadah that you Love: If you have one at home that everyone can use but want to make sure your “Zoom” guests are on the “same page”- simply scan the pages you want to use and either email them ahead of the seder or “share your screen” so they can follow along in the webinar. Before scanning check the world-wide-web! So many publishers are sensitive to this moment and are offering PDF versions of their Haggadah!  
• Use the Haggadah that we Love: Temple Israel Clergy have all used this Haggadah one year or another and we even used it at our Second Night Seder a few years back. They are all available (for FREE) in PDF! 
• A Different Night compact edition. A smaller version, including most but not all of what made the original a success Published 2002. 
• Try something Smart, Sassy and Sure to Entertain: 
• Check out JewBelong.com; a dynamic and interactive website that seeks to demystify many Jewish practices with guides, cheat sheets and activity suggestions for Jewish holidays and lifecycle events. Their Haggadah will surely bring some laughter and smiles this Passover and they too have a PDF available for free download!    
• Find a Haggadah that’s tailored to YOUR family: Haggadot.com is an incredible resource that enables you to choose from a variety of styles and themes or even create your own (if you find you have extra time on your hands) Here is just a sampling:
• Comedy Seder: Favorite clips for a not-so-serious Passover Seder. Parodies, skits, memes and more!
• Liberal Seder: A selection of contemporary interpretations & readings, with many clips from JewishBoston.com, as well as original illustrations from the Haggadot.com design team.
• Family Seder: Includes over 80 selections of songs, activities, jokes & simple explanations of ritual for kids & teens.

• Stand Up (while sitting) for Justice:
• AJC Haggadah Insert: Include a supplemental reading developed for your use at the Seder. The two-page insert includes a meaningful prayer and a communal responsive reading, written by AJC’s Rabbi Noam Marans, related to holding the Passover Seder under unusual circumstances created by the deadly Coronavirus pandemic. 
• Ma Nishtana: A Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Ally Haggadah which follows the traditional structure of the Passover Seder but contains readings and discussion questions pertaining to GLBT identity and life.
• Earth Justice Seder Haggadah: Focusing on climate change and the environment, the Reform Movement’s Religious Action Center offers this free download to be used as a companion to your favorite Haggadah or as an independent Haggadah.
• American Jewish World Service “Next Year in a Just World” Haggadah: A downloadable Haggadah and other resources to spark meaningful conversations at your Seder and connect our shared story of liberation with fighting for freedom around the world today.

• Use a PowerPoint Haggadah created by your very own Clergy and Educators: We have created slides for three different online experiences - simply use ours to create a wonderful seder for family and friends!
• Congregational Seder with Rabbi Gelfand and Cantor Altshul 
• Women’s Seder with Rabbi Buyer-Witman and Cantor Altshul
• ECLC Seder with Lisa Samick and Rabbi Buyer-Witman