How DynDevice Built Virtual Classrooms Into Its LMS with OpenVidu
What do you do when your product depends on video meetings that happen somewhere else? For years, the trainers using DynDevice, the corporate eLearning platform built by Mega Italia Media, had to send their learners out of the LMS and into Zoom, Meet, Teams, WebEx or GoToWebinar links to run a live class. It worked — and it fragmented the learning experience every single day.
This post kicks off our series on how engineering teams solve real WebRTC and infrastructure challenges. We interviewed Matteo Resconi, IT & Development Area Manager at Mega Italia Media, about the journey from juggling five external meeting tools to one-click virtual classrooms built into their own platform: what they evaluated, why they didn't build on raw WebRTC, and what changed for their team and their users.