Compare ClassIn and LearnCube 
- Users report that LearnCube excels in video streaming capabilities, achieving a high score of 9.8, while ClassIn, although functional, does not match this level of performance.
- Reviewers mention that LearnCube's session recording feature scored 8.3, indicating room for improvement, whereas ClassIn does not provide a comparable session recording feature, which may be a drawback for users needing this functionality.
- G2 users highlight that LearnCube offers robust collaboration tools, particularly with its whiteboard feature scoring 9.2, while ClassIn's whiteboard functionality is less praised, suggesting a less interactive experience.
- Users on G2 appreciate LearnCube's technical support, which received a score of 9.8, indicating a strong support system, while ClassIn's support, although rated at 9.3, may not be as responsive or comprehensive according to some reviewers.
- Reviewers say that LearnCube's integration capabilities with education ERP systems and learning management systems are well-received, making it a preferred choice for institutions looking for seamless integration, whereas ClassIn's integration options are perceived as limited.
- Users report that LearnCube's course management features, particularly course authoring and access, are user-friendly and efficient, while ClassIn's course management tools are noted to be less intuitive, which could hinder user experience.
- Max 50 students per class
- Max 40 minutes per lesson
- Max 3 students on stage
Stable connection in low-bandwidth Internet Support various teaching tools such as Multiple - choice, Timer, Count Down, Small Drawing Board, Screen sharing, Programming languages Built-in Task assignment
That it crashes at times. I was promised students would be able to be interactive and they are not able to be. Customer Service reps give two different answers to the same question. If they get back to me at all. The student tells me they can't see my...
I am presently teaching English online to students whom I previously taught in real time and real space... that is in the classroom. The transition to online based lessons in itself is an adjustment. Initially, I used Skype, but soon ran into...
Stable connection in low-bandwidth Internet Support various teaching tools such as Multiple - choice, Timer, Count Down, Small Drawing Board, Screen sharing, Programming languages Built-in Task assignment
I am presently teaching English online to students whom I previously taught in real time and real space... that is in the classroom. The transition to online based lessons in itself is an adjustment. Initially, I used Skype, but soon ran into...
That it crashes at times. I was promised students would be able to be interactive and they are not able to be. Customer Service reps give two different answers to the same question. If they get back to me at all. The student tells me they can't see my...
