If I have a course with more than 50 students, I can't have a conference with them all at once, right? (I read that the max number is 50).
If I understood right, the way students enter a conference is by clicking a link in an email they get with the invitation. (s that the only way?
So, if I want to divide a group of 100 students into one group that will join the introduction conference at 17:30, and then have another group of 50 student joint at 18:00, how do I do that?
Hi Linda,
I'm the product manager for BigBlueButton and work at Blindside Networks. While I can't speak for Instructure, I can answer your question.
> If I have a course with more than 50 students, I can't have a conference with them all at once, right? (I read that the max number is 50).
You can have more than 50 users in a conference. There is actually no hard-coded number of users. We've seen conferences with 100 users, 150 users, and more.
You might be wondering why we recommend 100 or less? We prefer to be a bit conservative in our recommendations so there is lots of headroom.
You should be fine with 100 users.
Regards,... Fred
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BigBlueButton Project Manager
I also moonlight as the CEO of Blindside Networks.