Vuisio replaces your BigBlueButton server without touching Moodle, and keeps school data in the EU, or on the institution's own servers.
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No transfer to a third country, no sub-processor subject to the CLOUD Act.
BigBlueButton-compatible API: you change the server address and the key.
A browser is enough. Nothing to deploy on desktops or tablets.
An entry-level server is enough. No fleet renewal to budget for.
A remote class produces recordings, names, connection times and sometimes images of minors. Where that data lands is not a technical detail, and the institution answers for it.
The same path for the teacher and for the pupil.
In Moodle or Greenlight, you replace the BigBlueButton server address and the shared secret. Existing activities keep working.
One click from the course, in the browser. No account to create, no application to install, tablets included.
Whiteboard for demonstrations, breakout rooms for group work, polls to check understanding, raise hand for the speaking order.
Timestamped attendance and speaking time per pupil, exportable. The room's history follows the group from one session to the next: who is dropping out, who has stopped speaking.
Vuisio is the only one to expose both APIs. You replace either without redoing your integrations, and without retraining teachers.
1 GB of RAM and 2 cores carry about ten participants, measured on an entry-level Intel Atom. Where BigBlueButton asks for 8 GB and a dedicated machine before it will start, you reuse what you already own, and you only move up if your classes grow.
A room's history compares its successive sessions in minutes, messages and attendance. A teacher's question is not « what happened on Tuesday » but « who stopped coming ».
Installation on the institution's infrastructure or in a dedicated cloud, configurable retention, guided Moodle integration. A lone teacher can start on Starter, free of charge.
Yes. Vuisio exposes a BigBlueButton-compatible API. You change the server address and the shared secret in the plugin settings, and existing activities keep working. A Jitsi-compatible API is available as well.
In France, on infrastructure we operate. With the Sovereign plan it stays on the institution's servers and we have no access to it.
No. They join the class from a link, in their browser, with no account and no installation. Only teachers count towards the subscription.
Our tests show that a server with 1 GB of RAM and 2 cores carries about ten pupils, where BigBlueButton recommends 8 GB, 4 cores and a dedicated machine before it will even start. For whole classes at once, budget 6 vCPU, which carry 450 to 500 participants. The test protocol is published.
Vuisio is designed to make your compliance easier: European hosting, data minimisation, self-hosting available. Whether a given processing operation is compliant depends on how it is actually used: it is your institution, with its data protection officer, that documents it.
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