Live video & whiteboard · Breakout rooms · Recordings · Scaled for full classes
Virtual Classroom Software Development
Live online classrooms built for teaching: video, screen sharing, whiteboards, breakout rooms, attendance and recordings, scaled for full classes and connected to your learning platform.
General meeting tools weren't built for teaching. Teachers juggle separate apps for slides, whiteboards, attendance and quizzes, and recordings end up scattered.
Codersarts virtual classroom development builds live classrooms inside your platform, with teaching tools in one place and the reliability live classes need.
What Is a Virtual Classroom?
A virtual classroom is an online space for live teaching. It combines real-time video and audio with teaching tools: screen sharing, an interactive whiteboard, chat, polls, hand raising, breakout rooms, attendance and recordings, usually connected to an LMS for schedules, rosters and follow-up work.
Who This Is For
Online tutoring and coaching businesses
Course platforms adding live classes
Colleges running hybrid and online programs
Language schools and test-prep companies
EdTech startups building a live-learning product
What We Build
Live video and audio
Built on WebRTC with providers such as Agora, Daily, LiveKit or Twilio, chosen for scale and cost.
Teaching tools
Whiteboard, screen sharing, slides, polls, hand raising and chat.
Breakout rooms
Small-group work with teacher controls to visit and recall groups.
Attendance and engagement
Automatic attendance, participation and talk-time reports.
Recordings
Cloud recordings with chapters, transcripts and access control.
Scheduling and payments
Class booking, reminders, calendars and paid sessions.
LMS connection
Rosters, schedules and grades through your LMS. See LMS integrations.
Build Options Compared
Option | Best for | Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|
Embed Zoom or Teams | Fast start with standard features | Limited control and branding |
Video API provider | Most custom classrooms | Per-minute costs at scale |
Self-hosted WebRTC (such as LiveKit) | High volume or data control | You run and scale media servers |
Common Live Class Problems We Fix
Problem | Usual cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
Video drops in large classes | Wrong architecture for scale | |
Slow class pages | Heavy queries and no caching | |
Outages during scheduled classes | Single server | |
Video costs keep rising | Unoptimized provider usage |
How Much Does a Virtual Classroom Cost?
Starting point | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|
Choosing the right video approach | $199 | |
Confirming full-class capacity | $199 | |
A ranked bug list for an existing platform | $199 | |
Ongoing fixes with a fixed budget | $290 for 10 hours | |
Scope, architecture and a fixed build quote | Fixed price | |
Steady monthly development and support | Monthly |
Larger builds get a fixed scope and price after discovery. You approve the plan before work starts.
How We Work
Discover. Class sizes, teaching style, devices and regions.
Choose video stack. Provider or self-hosted, based on scale and cost.
Build. Classroom, teaching tools and scheduling.
Integrate. LMS, payments and recordings.
Test. Load and network tests across devices.
Launch and support. Monitoring during live classes.
What You Receive
A branded virtual classroom
Teaching tools in one place
Recordings and attendance
Load test results
Monitoring and support plan
Example Engagement: Live Classes Without Zoom Links
An illustrative example based on the pattern we see most often. Client details are kept confidential.
The situation: A test-prep company ran classes over meeting links, lost attendance data and paid for separate whiteboard and recording tools.
What we did:
Built a classroom on a video API with whiteboard and polls
Added automatic attendance and recordings with transcripts
Connected class booking and payments
The result: Teachers ran classes from one screen, and the company had attendance and recordings for every session.
Mistakes to Avoid
Choosing a video provider without checking cost at scale
Testing only on fast office networks
Recordings without access control
Ignoring mobile and low-bandwidth students
Why Codersarts
Experience with learning and coding platforms, assessments and exam-day traffic
Security, testing, cloud and AI engineers in one team
Fixed-price tasks for small jobs, so you can start without a large contract
Builds timed around terms, exams and enrollment dates
You own all code, data and accounts
Frequently Asked Questions
How many students can join a virtual class?
Interactive classes typically support up to around 50 to 100 active participants; larger sessions use a webinar-style mode.
Should we build on Zoom or a video API?
Embedding Zoom is fastest. A video API gives more control and branding. Self-hosted WebRTC suits high volume.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, on mobile browsers and native apps, with adaptive quality for slow connections.
Can classes be recorded?
Yes, with cloud recordings, transcripts and access rules.
Can it connect to our LMS?
Yes, for schedules, rosters, attendance and grades.
Related EdTech Solutions
LMS development: courses around live classes.
LMS integrations: connecting to Canvas or Moodle.
EdTech maintenance and support: monitoring during classes.
EdTech solutions: every EdTech service in one place.
Teach Live Without the Workarounds
Tell us about your classes and learners, and we'll plan a classroom that fits how you teach.