Teach online. Watch back anytime.
Run classes and events on Labbaik Live, or your own Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Students join from their portal and are marked present, teachers share the kitab on every screen, and each lesson is ready to watch back from your own Google Drive or Dropbox.
Labbaik Live, or your own Zoom or Teams.
Run classes on Labbaik Live, private video built into Labbaik and paid by the minute, or connect your organisation’s own Zoom or Microsoft Teams with a secure OAuth login. Labbaik sets up the meeting for every class, and students join from the same portal.
We recommend Labbaik Live: everything in Labbaik works with it, and students need no other account. With Teams, every student needs a Microsoft Teams account to join. See using Zoom with Labbaik.
One email, one tap to join.
When the teacher starts the class, they can email every student that it’s begun, with a link to the portal and the address to sign in with. Students tap Join and they’re in, on a phone, tablet or computer, and the register marks them present as they arrive.
Running a hybrid class? Only the students joining from home get the email, and the teacher marks the ones in the room on the same register.
Present or late, marked for you.
Students are marked present the moment they tap Join. Anyone who joins more than 10 minutes after the teacher starts is marked late, with the time they arrived.
The register opens beside the class, and the teacher can change any mark to Present, Late or Absent at any time.
Every lesson, ready to watch back.
Students who miss a lesson, or want to go over it again, find it on the portal’s Recordings page, grouped by class. The videos live in your own Google Drive or Dropbox, and Labbaik never keeps a copy.
Labbaik Live classes can be recorded straight into your storage, then published by the teacher. Recorded on Zoom or anywhere else? Upload it from Labbaik with its session number and a description.
The join link, right on time.
Run talks, circles and community events online through your own Zoom. People who register are told their link comes by email, and the moment the host starts the meeting, everyone confirmed gets it. No early links to lose, and nothing to forward.
For a hybrid event, the same email covers joining from home and coming in person. A weekly series sends a fresh email for each session.
Everything for teaching online.
Live classes, joining, attendance, shared PDFs, recordings and events, on the same timetable, register and portal you already use. Read more about Labbaik Live or connecting Zoom.
Questions & answers
Online classes, answered.
Can I run online classes and events with Labbaik?
Yes. Run classes on Labbaik Live, private video calls built into Labbaik, or connect your organisation's own Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Either way students join from their parent or student portal, and Labbaik sets up the right meeting for each class. Online events run on your Zoom account.
See Labbaik Live →Which should we use: Labbaik Live, Zoom or Microsoft Teams?
We recommend Labbaik Live. It's built into Labbaik, so everything works with it, and students don't need any other account. If you already pay for Zoom or Microsoft Teams, connect it with a secure OAuth login and start classes from within Labbaik. With Teams, every student needs a Microsoft Teams account to join.
See Labbaik Live →How do students join an online class?
They sign in to their portal and tap Join once the teacher has started the class. When a teacher starts a class they can email every student that it has begun, with a link to the portal and the email address to sign in with, so there's no meeting link to forward. Students are marked present as they join.
See the student portal →Are students marked late if they join after the start?
Yes. Anyone who taps Join more than 10 minutes after the teacher starts the class is marked late, with the time they arrived. Before that, they're marked present. It's timed from when the teacher starts, not the timetable, so a teacher starting late doesn't make the class late. The teacher can change any mark to Present, Late or Absent at any time.
Can students watch class recordings back?
Yes. Recordings go into your own Google Drive or Dropbox and appear on the portal's Recordings page. Labbaik Live classes can be recorded straight into that storage if your organisation opts in, and a Zoom recording or any other video can be uploaded from Labbaik with its session number and a description. Parents get a notification when a new recording is published.
Can teachers share a PDF during an online class?
Yes, in classes run on Labbaik Live or Zoom. The teacher shares a kitab, worksheet or slides as a PDF (up to 50 MB) and every student reads a sharp copy in their portal on a phone, tablet or computer, pinching to zoom in on the smallest Arabic. The teacher chooses whether it stays in the portal after class and whether students can download it.
See shared PDFs in Labbaik Live →How do people join an online event?
Online and hybrid events run on your organisation's Zoom account. People who register are told their link comes by email, and the moment the host starts the meeting every confirmed registrant is emailed it. For a hybrid event, the same email covers joining from home and coming in person.
Using Zoom with Labbaik →Does Labbaik store my recordings or access my files?
No. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive and Dropbox are connected through OAuth using your own accounts. Recordings stay in your organisation's storage, and Labbaik only reads the files your organisation chooses to publish to students.
Does this cost extra?
Connecting Zoom or Microsoft Teams and recording playback are part of Labbaik's free Safar plan: you bring your own video and cloud storage accounts, so there is nothing extra to pay Labbaik. Labbaik Live is pay as you go at 0.35 pence (GBP) per person, per minute, with no subscription and 2,500 free minutes to start. Recording Labbaik Live classes is optional, at 2 pence (GBP) per recorded minute.
Labbaik Live pricing →More questions? See the full FAQ or get in touch.