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Offers up to 100 participants and 40‑minute meetings; includes screen sharing, virtual whiteboard, and breakout rooms—ideal for short classroom sessions.
#3 Google Meet
Integrated with Google Workspace; supports up to 100 participants, real‑time captions, and screen sharing—perfect for schools already using Google Classroom.
Provides chat, video calls up to 60 minutes, and integration with Office Online; suitable for collaborative projects and virtual labs.
#5 Jitsi Meet
Open‑source, no‑account required platform with unlimited participants, end‑to‑end encryption, and easy embedding into LMS portals.
Allows meetings up to 50 minutes with 100 participants; includes interactive whiteboard, polling, and breakout sessions for classroom engagement.
Designed specifically for online learning; features real‑time sharing of slides, audio, video, chat, breakout rooms, and integrated polling.
Browser‑based rooms for up to 4 participants; no downloads needed, with screen sharing and simple meeting links—good for small group tutoring.
#9 Skype
Supports up to 50 participants, live subtitles, and screen sharing; works on most devices and is familiar to many educators.
Free voice and video chat with screen sharing; community‑oriented servers can host study groups and Q&A sessions.
Allows up to 100 participants for 30‑minute meetings; includes screen sharing, recording, and integration with Zoho Classroom.
Free tier supports up to 100 participants with video, screen sharing, and chat; integrates with AWS services for advanced workflows.
Audio‑first stage rooms for large lectures; participants can raise hands and ask questions via text chat.
Create up to 50‑person video rooms without a Facebook account; easy to share links via social platforms.
One‑to‑one and small group video calls (up to 15 participants) directly from chat; useful for quick office hours.
#16 Talky
Simple, no‑login video chat for up to 4 participants; screen sharing and chat available for quick tutoring sessions.
#17 Lifesize (Free)
HD video meetings for up to 25 participants; includes screen sharing and recording for lesson archiving.
Supports up to 100 participants with 40‑minute meetings; offers screen sharing, chat, and integration with Google Calendar.
Unlimited one‑to‑one calls and group meetings up to 10 participants; includes screen sharing and call recording.
Specialized education version with class‑level organization, assignments, and up to 250 participants per meeting.
While primarily a LMS, it provides seamless access to Google Meet for scheduled classes and quick video calls.
Offers a 30‑day free trial with HD video, screen sharing, and interactive polling—suitable for semester‑long pilot projects.
Enterprise‑grade video platform with a 30‑day free trial; includes breakout rooms and integration with LMSs.
Supports up to 100 participants with 40‑minute meetings; includes virtual backgrounds and screen sharing.
Browser‑only rooms with no downloads; perfect for small tutoring groups or parent‑teacher conferences.
#26 Meetrix (Free)
Simple video conferencing for up to 20 participants; includes live chat and screen sharing.
Offers a free demo of its high‑definition video platform with interactive whiteboard tools for remote teaching.
Collaborative whiteboard with built‑in video chat for up to 4 participants; great for visual brainstorming sessions.
Video platform with live streaming capabilities; free tier allows up to 100 participants and basic analytics.
#30 OpenMeetings
Apache‑licensed open‑source web conferencing with whiteboard, screen sharing, and breakout rooms; self‑hosted for full control.
#31 Jami
Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer video calls with end‑to‑end encryption; no server required, ideal for privacy‑focused classrooms.
Free hosted version for educators; includes recordings, polls, and breakout rooms without any setup.
Simple one‑to‑one video calls with high‑quality audio; can be used for quick student‑teacher check‑ins.
Education‑focused version with class groups, assignments, and up to 250 participants per meeting.
Education‑specific features like waiting rooms, registration, and breakout rooms, all available on the free plan.