ClassXInteractive Lecture Streaming

 
 
  • ClassX

    ClassX is an interactive lecture streaming system developed in the Electrical Engineering Department at Stanford University.

    Unlike conventional lecture capturing systems, ClassX requires very simple consumer-grade equipment and minimal human operation.

  • ClassX Mobile

    ClassX Mobile, is the first mobile application that offers online interactive lecture videos with pan/tilt/zoom functionalities. Streaming videos based on the user's region-of-interest, ClassX Mobile can deliver high-quality video at reduced bit-rate and processing power.

    Sign up if you want to be a beta tester.

  • Student Resources

    Many of our ClassX videos are open to the public. Several Stanford lectures make use of the ClassX technology already. By providing an easy way for lecture review, ClassX can help students to study more effectively.

    Let us know whether you are interested in working with our system. We are happy to help!

  • Like us, Follow us

    ClassX is now on Facebook and Twitter. Follow us for news about publicly available videos, as well as posts about upcoming features and details of the video streaming technology.

    We'd love to hear your feedback, so make sure to coment and share.

 

Information

ClassX is a cost-effective and efficient method to record and publish HD videos. Publishers only pay for consumer-grade recording equipment.
Different from conventional video players, ClassX allows users to pan and zoom according to keep focus on their region of interest in the video. The video streaming platform is open-source.
ClassX Mobile in the beta testing phase currently. Please let us know if you're interested in participating as a tester.

Hosting

If you wish to have your course published on ClassX, please send an e-mail to ClassXTeam@gmail.com. A member of the ClassX team will schedule a meeting with you to discuss the logistics.

It is recommended that you contact us before the end of the quarter preceding the one when your course is scheduled to run, in order to make sure that the recording equipment and server capacity could be provided in a timely manner.