Stably project the teacher's screen to every Linux student machine
The image below shows cc-class monitoring a full classroom of Ubuntu student machines with real-time thumbnails—every student screen at a glance, ready to switch to full-screen broadcasting or remote takeover in one click.
Broadcast · Monitor · Take over, all in one
Screen broadcast is not an isolated feature — cc-class turns 'project the screen, watch students, control terminals' into an end-to-end workflow: when broadcasting, students automatically get a full-screen window; the teacher simultaneously oversees the whole class via a thumbnail wall; spotting an issue, a double-click takes remote control instantly.
- Low-latency screen broadcastingCoreLAN latency under 100ms at 20–60 FPS, automatically adjusting the compression rate and image quality for smoothness throughout.
- Full-screen / window broadcastingBroadcast the entire desktop, or just a single window, while keeping everything else hidden from students.
- Annotate during broadcastingAnnotate and explain directly on screen with pen, eraser and shapes
- Student demonstrationRebroadcast one student's screen to the whole class, often used for on-stage demonstrations
- Real-time monitoring rotationThumbnails of all student screens, with polling monitoring and grid view
- Network CinemaBroadcast one video file to the whole class in sync, with consistent progress
Real-time monitoring · Linux Student Machine Thumbnails
