Know before you join
Enter a lecture code or paste the invitation URL and you see the title, teacher, batch and who is allowed in. A notice about recording is shown too, before you decide to enter.
Video lectures for students
Join the lesson. Take part in the explanation.
Join your teacher’s live class from a link, a lecture code or the list of lectures for your batch. You can speak, turn on your camera, raise a hand or type in class chat while the teacher explains on video and a shared board.
A live class, recappedEDUVetta
LIVE CLASS
A question.
A conversation.
A clearer idea.
A conversation.
A clearer idea.
ASYour teacher
Leading the lesson
Leading the lesson
AMListening
SKParticipating
RJConnected
NTIn class
01LectureElectric fields, Unit 3
02Join withLink, code or batch
03In classHand raise and chat
04AfterwardsSummary and 24-hour downloads
Why it helps
Being able to ask in the moment means fewer gaps to fix on your own later.
Ask without interrupting
Raise your hand to let the teacher know you have a question, or type it into classroom chat. Both reach the teacher while the explanation is still fresh, without cutting across whoever is speaking.
Microphone and camera control
Test your devices before entering and switch your microphone or camera on and off during class. Hosts can turn them on for you only if you gave permission when you joined, and you can still turn them off.
A record after class
Lectures from your batches and the ones you attended appear in your history with the teacher’s saved description. Search by title, teacher or batch to find the class you want to go over again.
Bring the lesson to life.
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Look up the lecture
Select a live lecture from Lectures in your dashboard, or enter the code or URL your teacher shared to find it.
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Test devices, then join
Confirm the lecture details, try your camera and microphone, then press Join lecture once the preview looks and sounds right.
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Revisit the lesson
After class, return to your lecture history for the summary. If your teacher saved a recording or board PDF, download it while the window lasts.
Connected learning
See the other side.
Explore how this part of EduVetta works for the people you learn and work with.
Worth knowing before you start.
Do I need to be in a batch to join a lecture?
It depends on how your teacher set the lecture up. Some are limited to approved batch members, some need a verified student account, and some accept anyone with the link, including guests.
How long can I download a lecture recording?
Recordings and board PDFs are available for 24 hours after the teacher saves the lecture, and only when the teacher chose to record. After that window, the lecture summary and your attendance remain in your history.
What happens if I join as a guest instead of signing in?
Guests can take part in lectures that are open to everyone. Attendance and lecture history are kept in your dashboard only when you join with your signed-in student account.
Your next class is one code away.
Paste a lecture code from your teacher, try your camera and microphone, and join your first live class.