VEDAMO review
Interactive live-class tools with LMS connections, focused on sessions rather than full e-learning.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
VEDAMO is a browser-based virtual classroom for tutors, schools, universities, tutoring organisations, and corporations that teach live online. Its central use is running interactive sessions: video conferencing supports up to 50 participants, while a collaborative whiteboard, screen sharing, and breakout rooms give instructors ways to present material and split learners into small groups. It is a better fit for teaching that happens in scheduled sessions than for organisations seeking a broad, self-paced e-learning environment.
The classroom combines presentation and participation tools. Instructors can share files, use a cloud file library, play media or YouTube videos, and save interactive sessions for later playback. Polls, chat, a waiting room, and post-session surveys add ways to involve learners before, during, and after class. Reusable session templates may help standardise recurring lessons. The practical boundary is the participant cap: classes larger than 50 need another approach, and VEDAMO’s described strengths remain concentrated in live instruction rather than a more extensive course-delivery toolkit.
VEDAMO runs in a browser without additional software installation and supports mobile devices. LTI integrations with Moodle, Canvas, and Schoology give it a route into those teaching platforms, making it more relevant for educators who already organise learning there. The service is paid, with a 30-day free trial; the vendor’s pricing page describes premium capabilities but does not expose a numeric Virtual Classroom price. Choose VEDAMO if interactive live classes, recordings, and LMS connections are central to the requirement. Look elsewhere if the priority is a full e-learning system or a classroom for more than 50 participants.
VEDAMO pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live video, whiteboard, screen sharing, and breakout rooms in one classroom
- Recording, playback, polls, chat, and surveys support participation
- LTI integrations connect with Moodle, Canvas, and Schoology
- Where it doesn't
- Sessions are limited to 50 participants
- The feature set centers on live classes, not a full e-learning program
- Paid pricing is not stated here
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