Virtual classroom software for live online teaching
Hands go up in a queue, microphones stay locked until you call on someone, and the whiteboard is kept for every class. Students join from a link — no account, no app.
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6 people here · microphones locked
Agenda: roadmap review · launch plan · Q&A
— Alex MorganYou run the room
The controls a teacher needs, enforced by the media server — not buttons a curious student can get around.
- Raise hand, in order. Hands go up in a queue, so you always know who asked first.
- Locked microphones. Students can’t unmute until you allow one of them to speak — then lock it again.
- Mute everyone. One click when the room gets noisy, and remove anyone who shouldn’t be there.
- Hand out rights. Let a student share their screen, draw on the board or run a poll — just them, just for now.
Students knock
The waiting room holds them until you’re ready. Let them in together when class starts.
You teach
Microphones locked, your screen or the whiteboard on stage, questions queued up for later.
They take part
Call on a raised hand, run a quiz, or split the class into breakout rooms for ten minutes.
Everything for an engaging lesson
The tools teachers ask for, all inside the call — no extra apps, no switching tabs.
A whiteboard for every classPaid plans
Work a problem live, write with a tablet pen, and open next week’s lesson exactly where this one ended.
Quizzes and pollsPaid plans
Check understanding mid-lesson with a quiz whose answer stays hidden until you reveal it, or a quick rating.
Breakout roomsPaid plans
Up to 20 groups for pair work or discussion, with a timer that brings everyone back.
Upvoted Q&APaid plans
Students ask and upvote, so you answer what most of the class is stuck on — not just whoever typed first.
Every lesson recordedPaid plans
Turn on auto-record and each lesson is recorded from the moment you join, ready for revision minutes after class.
Waiting room and password
Only your students get in. Admit them one at a time or all at once, and change the password whenever you like.
Teaching online, answered
Do students need an account or an app?
No. Students open the class link in a browser — on a school laptop, a Chromebook, a tablet or a phone — and join. Only the teacher needs an account.
Can I stop students unmuting themselves?
Yes. Lock microphones and students can’t turn theirs on until you let them — the media server enforces it, so it holds even against a tampered browser. They raise a hand instead, and you allow one person to speak at a time.
How do students ask questions?
Three ways: raise a hand to join the speaking queue, type in the chat, or ask in the Q&A, where classmates upvote the questions they share.
Can I teach with an iPad or a drawing tablet?
Yes. Pair a tablet by scanning a QR code and it becomes your pen on the whiteboard, while you teach from your computer with your camera and slides. More on the whiteboard.
How many students can join, and for how long?
Up to 150 on Pro and 300 on Business, in lessons of up to 30 hours. Free meetings allow 100 people for 35 minutes — fine for a short tutorial.
Can we put the classroom inside our own learning platform?
Yes. Schools and course platforms embed the whole classroom in their own site: your server decides who teaches and who learns, and recordings come back tagged with your course and lesson. See the video call API.
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