Live class links
A Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube Live link sits on the batch so students can open the class from their schedule.
What this feature does
A Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube Live link sits on the batch. Students open the class from their schedule instead of hunting for the link in a chat.
Staff set the link when they edit the batch. It shows on the phone, the portal, and the desktop.
Live class links is on the Mobile app, Web portal, and Desktop. It is not on the Website.
How it flows
- 1Paste the meeting link
- 2The schedule shows it
- 3Open the class
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Paste the meeting link
Zoom, Meet, or YouTube Live is saved on the batch.
- 2The schedule shows it
Students see the link on class day.
- 3Open the class
The link leaves the app and starts the live session.
Quick answers
- What is Live class links?
- A Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube Live link sits on the batch. Students open the class from their schedule instead of hunting for the link in a chat. It is part of Courses and batches in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Live class links?
- Live class links is on the Mobile app, Web portal, and Desktop. It is not on the Website.
- Who uses Live class links?
- Teachers and students use Live class links. A Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube Live link sits on the batch so students can open the class from their schedule.
- How does Live class links work?
- 1. Paste the meeting link. 2. The schedule shows it. 3. Open the class.
More in Courses and batches
Classroom courses with modules, topics, fees, and a brochure. Visitors browse them on the website. Staff edit them on the other three apps.
Staff build self-paced courses. Learners watch lessons on the website and can buy them on the phone or the website.
A batch has a name, teacher, seats, days, and class time. Staff create and edit batches, and teachers see the batches assigned to them.