The board as it is written
Each step appears as your teacher writes it, with their camera in the corner and their voice explaining it. A question paper or a document your teacher brings onto the board shows up page by page as the class goes.
Join your teacher’s live class on the digital board from a link, a join code or the lectures page of your dashboard. You see the board with your teacher’s camera beside it and hear every step of the explanation, raise a hand when you are stuck, message your teacher privately and keep your own notes as the class goes on.

Each step appears as your teacher writes it, with their camera in the corner and their voice explaining it. A question paper or a document your teacher brings onto the board shows up page by page as the class goes.
Raise your hand to let your teacher know you have a question, or type it in the chat. The chat is private between you and your teacher, so you can ask what you would not ask in front of everyone.
Open the notes panel and write while you watch. Your notes are saved to the Notes section of your dashboard, and if you joined as a guest they are kept for you when you create a student account with the same email.
Your microphone and camera stay off unless your teacher allows students to speak or show themselves, and you choose whether to switch them on. Only your teacher sees and hears you, never the other students.
Open Lectures in your dashboard, where a class that is live now has a Join button, or enter the join code or link your teacher shared.
Join with your student account, or as a guest with your name and email if the class is open to anyone. Follow the board, raise a hand and use the chat.
Keep notes as you go and find them in your Notes afterwards. If your teacher posts the lecture to your batch, the board notes and summary arrive in its Telegram channel, and the summary in its WhatsApp channel.
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It depends on how your teacher set the class up. Some are open only to students of the batch, some need a verified student account, and some accept anyone with the link, including guests who give a name and email.
No. Only your teacher can see or hear you, and only if your teacher allows students to switch on a microphone or camera and you choose to. The chat is between you and your teacher alone.
Your teacher can show each student a light watermark of their own name over the class, to discourage recording the class and passing it on. It appears only on your screen and does not affect what you can see or do.
Your join is recorded, and the class counts once your teacher marks the batch register, which takes them one press for everyone who joined. A class you join as a guest is not added to your dashboard.
Enter the join code from your teacher, or open Lectures when the class goes live, and follow the board as it is written.