Classverse integrates with the industry-grade platform Miro to provide advanced collaborative whiteboard capabilities inside the classroom.
When a teacher starts a whiteboard, they are prompted to choose how they want to use Miro. They can continue without signing up, register for a new account, or log in using an existing Miro account. After authentication, the teacher can either select an existing board or create a new one, which then opens seamlessly inside Classverse.
Teachers can use Miro within Classverse in three different ways:
Teachers can use a temporary whiteboard without creating a Miro account. This board is intended for quick classroom use and is discarded once the whiteboard session ends.
Miro offers a free plan. Teachers can sign up for a free Miro account and create boards directly from Classverse. These boards are saved in the teacher’s Miro account and can be reused in future classes.
Institutes that already use paid Miro plans can log in with their existing credentials and use their premium boards directly within Classverse.
When a teacher opens a whiteboard, a post is automatically created in the class feed informing participants that a board session has started. The post includes a button linking to the whiteboard so participants can access it easily.
Like other feed posts, participants can comment on the whiteboard activity directly from the feed.
A Miro board can only be started by the Teacher of a classroom.
Access and editing permissions for other participants depend on the sharing settings defined within Miro. For example, if a teacher sets the board so that anyone with the link can view, students will have view-only access. If editing permissions are enabled, participants will be able to collaborate and make changes on the board.
For more details about role permissions, refer to: