Quality metrics are essential indicators of how well your web conferencing session performed in terms of technical aspects, such as audio, video, and network quality. Poor quality can have a negative impact on user experience, satisfaction, and retention of your participants. To measure these metrics, you can use tools like Speedtest or Pingtest before, during, and after your web conferencing session. Additionally, feedback surveys or polls can be used to ask your participants about their quality experience. Specifically, you should keep an eye on packet loss (the percentage of data packets that are lost or corrupted during transmission over the network), latency (the time it takes for a data packet to travel from one point to another on the network), jitter (the variation in latency between data packets), and bandwidth (the amount of data that can be transferred over the network in a given time). High packet loss, latency, jitter, and low bandwidth can all cause audio and video glitches, delays, drops, lag, echo, synchronization issues, distortion, stuttering, buffering and limit the quality and resolution of audio and video streams.