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Live classroom SDK:
formats and integration planning
Plan audio and video, participant permissions, teaching tools and acceptance checks for tutoring, small groups and large live classes.
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At a glance
A live classroom SDK brings real-time audio, video and teaching interaction into an education product. eduskit presents one-to-one tutoring, small groups, large live classes, whiteboard classes, roundtables and rotating speakers. Start integration planning by deciding who can speak, who can write and how students participate, then choose the teaching tools and recording workflow.
Which classroom format fits the lesson?
Classroom format shapes participation. Use this table to organize teaching requirements; it does not specify capacity or promise performance.
| Class format | Teaching activity | Confirm before integration |
|---|---|---|
| One-to-one tutoring | Continuous questions and shared problem solving | Audio and video for both participants, writing permissions and lesson records |
| Small groups | Teacher explanation with student discussion and turn taking | Speaker selection, participation rules and student contributions |
| Large live classes | A main presenter with audience questions, quizzes and hand raising | Viewing and speaking roles, joining the stage and collecting questions |
| Whiteboard classes or roundtables | Working around shared material or rotating speakers | Content control, participant changes and retaining discussion outcomes |
What does a classroom need beyond audio and video?
Joining a media room is one part of a lesson. eduskit also presents interactive whiteboards, shared courseware, quizzes, discussions, hand raising, screen sharing and recording. Choose tools around a complete teaching activity instead of displaying every tool at once.
- Explain: combine the teacher view with courseware or a whiteboard.
- Participate: use questions, speaking turns, discussions or quizzes to collect student responses.
- Review: decide whether to retain the whole lesson, teaching content or selected recording segments.
Integrate an SDK or use a ready-to-use app?
Teams with an existing education product can evaluate SDK integration for their workflows and interface. Teams ready to teach can evaluate the complete apps. The website presents iOS, Android, HarmonyOS, Electron, Qt, Web / H5 and mini program integration options; confirm the required capabilities on each target platform.
- Existing product: map accounts, scheduling, classroom entry and the experience after leaving class.
- Ready-to-use app: validate teacher setup, student entry, device permissions, materials and lesson review.
- Multiple platforms: choose teacher and student devices separately; do not assume identical APIs or behavior across every client.
Validate integration with a complete lesson
Turn a typical lesson into repeatable steps. Record the device, network, participant role and expected outcome for each step.
- Before class: enter the correct classroom and prepare camera, microphone and teaching materials.
- During class: test presenter changes, hand raising, whiteboard writing, courseware and quiz responses.
- Exceptions: test denied device permissions, network changes, brief disconnection and re-entry.
- After class: check how the recording represents the lesson and validate the intended reuse workflow.
- Acceptance: use measured results and agreed project criteria; website demonstration values are not test results.
About this guide
This guide uses capabilities presented on the eduskit website to support requirements and solution planning. Validation items are project evaluation suggestions. Confirm APIs, platform versions, capacity, pricing and delivery responsibilities during integration.