A web conferencing system designed for online learning. It has everything you would expect in a commercial system including real-time audio, video, screen sharing, slides, polls, shared notes, whiteboard, and breakout rooms. Thanks to the open-source license, anyone can setup their own BigBlueButton server.
BigBlueButton’s popularity has made it the default virtual classroom for
many major learning management systems (LMS) including Moodle Cloud, Sakai, Canvas, Jenzabar, and D2L. And thanks to our global community, BigBlueButton is available in over 25 languages (including Mandarin and Cantonese).
A typical BigBlueButton server can handle about 150 concurrent sessions. But what if your school needs to support 1,500 concurrent online students in virtual classes?