This is a fully functional application that makes use of OpenVidu to connect teachers and students in video sessions. It has a frontend built with Angular, a backend built with Spring Boot and a MySQL database. There are two types of roles: teachers and students. First ones can create/edit/remove lessons and invite students to them. Only when a teacher initialize a lesson authorized students can connect to it.

Users can freely connect to any videoconference session. If it does not exist, a new one will be created. This demo is a 100% frontend application (without any kind of security).

This demo is derived directly from the tutorials. If you want a deep understanding of the ins and outs you can check either of the following tutorials (whichever you feel most comfortable with):

This is based in the Basic Videoconference demo but adding screen share capabilites. Users can freely connect to any videoconference session and share their screen with people currently in the session. If a session does does not exist, a new one will be created. This demo is a 100% frontend application (without any kind of security).

This demo is derived directly from the tutorials. If you want a deep understanding of the ins and outs you can check either of the following tutorials (whichever you feel most comfortable with):

Users are identified via a login authentication system. This means users are given a certain role depending on their identity when connecting to a videoconference session. This demo wraps a simple frontend and a straightforward backend, making use of OpenVidu in a secure manner.

This demo is derived directly from the tutorials. If you want a deep understanding of the ins and outs you can check either of the following tutorials (whichever you feel most comfortable with):

Users can create new videoconference rooms by clicking a button. Then they can share the link of the room to invite new participants. This demo is a 100% frontend application (without any kind of security).