BigBlueButton–Moodle Integration Setup
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
My Moodle platform is fully operational; what’s missing is a reliable virtual-classroom layer. I have a clean Ubuntu 20.04 server ready, and the goal is to install, secure, and fine-tune BigBlueButton, then link it seamlessly to Moodle through the standard plugin.
Key outcomes I expect:
• BigBlueButton installed on Ubuntu 20.04 with SSL enabled and Greenlight (or equivalent) properly configured.
• Full feature set working inside Moodle: live video conferencing, interactive whiteboard with annotations, breakout rooms, and session recording/playback.
• Single sign-on from Moodle so teachers can create, manage, and join rooms without separate credentials.
• Basic load and audio/video quality test to confirm stability for a typical class size.
• A short hand-off guide covering server access details, update commands, and where to tweak settings if I need to scale later.
Once everything checks out on my end, I’ll mark the project complete, but I’m open to arranging ongoing maintenance as a separate engagement if that interests you.
Key outcomes I expect:
• BigBlueButton installed on Ubuntu 20.04 with SSL enabled and Greenlight (or equivalent) properly configured.
• Full feature set working inside Moodle: live video conferencing, interactive whiteboard with annotations, breakout rooms, and session recording/playback.
• Single sign-on from Moodle so teachers can create, manage, and join rooms without separate credentials.
• Basic load and audio/video quality test to confirm stability for a typical class size.
• A short hand-off guide covering server access details, update commands, and where to tweak settings if I need to scale later.
Once everything checks out on my end, I’ll mark the project complete, but I’m open to arranging ongoing maintenance as a separate engagement if that interests you.
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PHP
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Moodle
Ubuntu
SSL
Video Conferencing
System Administration