Video Calls

Video calls with students, right inside the learning platform

Q: How many people can join one call?

The only limit is our server's capacity, not your plan. For large meetings there's viewer mode: everyone watches, while only the host and selected participants speak.

Q: Can I record a lesson? Where is the recording stored?

Yes. By default the recording is saved locally to the host's computer. Cloud storage for recordings can be set up on request.

Q: We already use Zoom or Google Meet — do we have to give them up?

No. The platform's main tool is Jitsi, built into the student account, but if Zoom or Google Meet suits you better, we'll help you connect them too.

Q: How are EduSystem video calls different from regular Zoom?

The call is built into the course: students join from the account where their lessons and tasks live, instead of hunting for a link in a messenger. To be honest about the trade-offs: Jitsi's whiteboard is simpler than in dedicated virtual classrooms like BigBlueButton. If advanced presentation and whiteboard work is critical for you, let's talk about how to solve it.

Lessons, webinars or consultations — no Zoom links, third-party accounts or software to install.

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Video call inside the EduSystem student account

Video Calls in EduSystem is a lesson activity: the call opens right in the student's account, next to the rest of the course materials. It runs on Jitsi Meet, an open-source video conferencing platform, deployed on EduSystem's own server rather than a public one. That means meetings have no time limits, and the number of participants depends only on server capacity. Everything a class needs is built into the call: screen sharing, a shared whiteboard, breakout rooms, polls, chat, a lobby and recording. Calls are enabled with the Integrated Video Calls add-on for $10 a month on any plan.

The call is part of the lesson, not an external linkStudents join from their own account instead of digging through emails and messengers.
Our own serverMeetings don't cut off after a few minutes like on free public servers, and participant numbers depend only on server capacity.
Teaching tools, not just videoWhiteboard, breakout rooms, polls, a shared document and live captions.

Live example

Features

Everything Jitsi Meet can do is available in an EduSystem call. We enable the features that fit your teaching format.

Audio, video and screen

HD audio and video in any modern browser and in the mobile app
Share your whole screen or a single window, including video audio
Share your screen and camera at the same time, including from a phone
Play a YouTube video or video file for all participants in sync
Tile view and speaker view
Noise suppression, background blur or a custom background
Manual video quality settings and a low-bandwidth mode
Camera and microphone check before joining

For teaching

Shared whiteboard — everyone can draw, and the result can be saved as PNG or SVG
Breakout rooms — split participants into pairs and small groups
Polls — a quick multiple-choice question in the middle of a lesson
Shared document — real-time collaborative text editing
Captions and transcription, with translation
Raise hand and reactions
Speaker stats — how long each participant talked
Follow me mode — participants see exactly what the host sees
Chat — group and private messages, file sharing

Moderation and security

Lobby — the host admits each participant
Room password
Mute microphones or cameras for everyone at once or for one participant
Remove a participant, grant moderator rights to others
Control who can share their screen
End-to-end encryption
Viewer mode for large meetings: everyone watches, only selected people speak

Recording and streaming

Meeting recording — saved locally by default, cloud storage available on request
Participant consent before recording starts
Live streaming to YouTube

Joining

One-click join from the student account, no third-party sign-up
Dial-in by phone (SIP) for participants without internet access at hand

Where it works

One-on-one lessons
Group classes
Webinars and open lectures
Consultations and homework reviews
Conversation clubs
Oral exams and project presentations
Any format that needs live contact with learners

How it works

Enable the add-on

Integrated Video Calls is available on any plan.

Add a Video Call activity to a lesson

It sits in the course alongside tests, videos and other tasks.

Video Call activity inside a course lesson

The student sees the call in their account

No activity in the lesson means no call for the student — access follows your course structure.

One-click join

No Zoom links, separate accounts or software to install.

Run the session

Whiteboard, breakout rooms, polls, screen sharing — all inside the call.

Keep the recording

Download the file after the lesson, or arrange cloud storage with us.

Why us

Our team is always nearby

We'll set up calls for your format: which features to enable, who moderates, whether to record.

Need a custom scenario? We'll build it

Scheduling, automated reminders, custom access logic — developed for your use case.

We'll help design your program

We'll suggest where a live call adds value in your course and where recorded video is enough.

More than a single tool

Website, CRM, AI assistant, automation — we cover the whole stack, not just video.

Working in Zoom or Google Meet? We use Jitsi, but if Zoom or Google Meet is what you're used to, we'll help you connect them too.

Pricing

Video calls are enabled with the Integrated Video Calls add-on — $10/mo on any plan, from Free to Enterprise. The add-on can also be part of the personal bonus for new partners — see the pricing page for current terms.

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FAQ

Do students need to install Zoom or sign up anywhere else?

No. The call opens right in the student's account on the platform — no software to install and no third-party account. On a phone, students can join via the browser or the Jitsi Meet app.

How many people can join one call?

Can I record a lesson? Where is the recording stored?

We already use Zoom or Google Meet — do we have to give them up?

How are EduSystem video calls different from regular Zoom?

Try it for free right now

Up to 5 students — completely free, no time limit and no credit card.