Before you begin: The touchscreen console
When you arrive in the room, go to the touchscreen console at the podium — it’s your dashboard for controlling your entire hybrid class.
Check the class displayed on screen: Check the schedule on the touchscreen console to identify your class.
Note: Scheduled classes appear automatically in the calendar according to your institution’s schedule.
Click “Join”
The live stream starts immediately after clicking the button.
Your class has started!
The number of connected students is shown in the top right. All of your room’s video sources are streamed live (board, projector, cameras…). Recording is automatic.
Pauses the class. Remote learners see “Class paused” and no longer see the room.
Turn all room cameras off/on with one click.
Turn all room microphones off/on with one click.
End the session. If done by mistake, restart the class from the schedule.
Control the room’s sound volume (remote learners, video or audio content, etc.)
Note: You can also turn off the camera and microphone of each video source individually by clicking the corresponding icon.
Click “Poll”
The poll menu appears on the console.
Choose the poll type
6 options are available:
Custom poll
Create a custom poll by choosing:
Publish the results
The number of responses and total participants is shown in real time. A chart shows the poll results live.
Once all students have answered, click “Publish the results” so learners can see the full results.
Note: The poll is also accessible in person. Simply scan the QR code in the room or use the institution’s mobile app.
Click “Poll”
The chat window appears on the console.
Click “Chat”
Learners can ask written questions via chat. The teacher clicks the “Chat” button at the bottom left and can reply in writing or simply out loud to participants’ questions or comments.
The “Interventions” feature lets you highlight one or more learners so they can present to the whole class (in-person + remote).
Click “Interventions”
The intervention menu appears on the console.
Click “Interventions”
The panel opens and displays three zones:
The learner is highlighted:
Important: Several people can intervene at the same time.
Change the video source layout
The teacher can choose to display all video feeds in a grid, or switch to focus mode to enlarge one particular view.
Dark mode / Light mode
From the user menu (top left of the screen), you can change the interface’s appearance.
Dark mode reduces screen brightness and improves visual comfort, especially during extended use or in low-light environments.
Light mode offers a brighter, higher-contrast display, suited to well-lit environments.
The change applies immediately and is saved for your next logins.
Log out
The user menu lets you log out of the platform.
⚠️ Important in the classroom:
In an equipped room, the session is usually opened with the account dedicated to the room, not with your personal teacher account.
In this case, it is not necessary to log out at the end of class.
Closing or stopping the class is enough to end the teaching session.
Logging out is only recommended if you’re logged in with your personal account, or if you’re working outside the equipped room.
Yes, connect your PC to the room’s projector or interactive board via HDMI — it will be automatically captured and streamed.
Yes, all recorded classes are available on demand for review, unless your institution has a different policy.
The number of connected students is shown in real time in the top right of your interface. You can also invite your students to confirm via chat. If audio issues are reported, check that the room’s microphones are turned on from the main controls.
If your class starts late, simply click “Join” in the schedule whenever you’re ready. Recording only starts at that point. Remote students cannot access the session until you’ve started it.
If your class changes time or room, the change must be made in the institution’s schedule. Kalyzée Connect syncs automatically: the updated class appears in the new room, and also appears in remote students’ schedules with the new times.
No automatic cutoff is applied. The class stays active until you click “Stop.” Recording stops at that same moment. Just be sure not to forget to end the session to free up the room.
No, results are only shown live during the session.
Check that the screen is on and that the session isn’t locked. If the console remains unresponsive, contact your institution’s technical support or Kalyzée directly via support.kalyzee.com.
Open your browser
Open Chrome. Go to the URL provided by your institution (e.g., connect.your-school.com) or access the interface from your LMS.
Note – Recommended browser: Kalyzée Connect is optimized for Google Chrome. Using Safari or other browsers may cause malfunctions (microphone, camera, display). We strongly recommend using Chrome to avoid any technical issues.
Login credentials required
Contact your administration to obtain your username and password.
You may also be able to log in with your Google or Microsoft account, depending on your institution’s setup.
Set up your devices
Before joining the class, a preview window appears to let you:
Join the class
You’ll see the list of your classes. The display is automatically filtered: you only see the sessions relevant to you. Click “Join” to enter the live session.
You’re connected!
You now see all of the room’s video feeds: teacher camera, whiteboard, interactive board, lecture hall camera…
Immersion in the room
You see all of the room’s sources live:
The streaming sources displayed are configured according to your institution’s guidelines and may vary.
Customize your class display
Show/hide certain video sources
You can also show/hide video sources that aren’t being used by the teacher, by clicking “Display.”
Use the chat
A chat is available throughout the class. You can type your questions directly in writing — the teacher reads them and responds, usually out loud. You can also react to other participants’ messages with emojis.
Turn on your mic to be seen and heard in the room
When you turn on your microphone, you’re automatically shown in the room. Other participants (in-person and remote) can see and hear you.
At the bottom of your screen, you can: turn your camera on/off (camera icon), turn your microphone on/off (mic icon)
Best practice: Keep your mic muted when you’re not speaking to avoid background noise.
Manage your camera and mic devices
At any time during the class, you can change your audio and video devices by clicking the gear icon next to your preview in the bottom right of the screen.
Coming to the board puts you at the front of the room: your image is shown both in the physical room and to all remote participants. It's the ideal mode for presentations and talks, unlike simply speaking on the mic, which doesn't put you in the visual spotlight.
Ask to come to the board
Click the hand icon at the bottom of the screen, next to the camera and mic controls. Remember to turn on your camera and mic before or during your time at the board so the room and remote participants can see and hear you.
Being chosen by the teacher
The teacher can also invite you to come to the board directly from their console. A window will then appear on your screen letting you accept or decline.
Open the poll
When the teacher launches a poll, a notification appears on the “Poll” icon on the left of your screen. Click it to open the poll and answer. You have the time allotted by the teacher to submit your answer — the poll closes as soon as they decide to close it.
Change your answer
You can change your answer at any time while the poll is open. Click the new answer you want, then click “Change my answer” to confirm the change.
Displaying the results
Once the poll is finished, the results appear automatically on your screen.
View all your classes to rewatch
From the home page, click “View replays” in the top left to access all classes available for replay.
Choose the class to rewatch
Select the class you want to rewatch directly from the list provided. You can also refine your search by date, class name, room, or teacher’s name.
Yes. The replay is accessible to all students enrolled in the class, whether they attended in the room or connected remotely. Go to the home page and click “View replays” to find all recorded sessions.
The video sources displayed depend on your institution’s configuration and what the teacher has turned on. If a camera isn’t showing, click “Display” to check whether it’s hidden. If the problem persists, refresh the page, then contact your institution’s support.
First check that your device’s volume isn’t muted. Then make sure the correct audio device is selected in your Chrome browser settings. If the problem persists, reload the page.
If one of your classes changes time or room, you don’t need to do anything. Kalyzée Connect updates automatically: the class will appear in your schedule with the new times. The class shows up in your list and is then started by the teacher. If your class is slow to start, wait a few minutes and refresh the page. If in doubt, check with your institution.
Simply reload the page or close and reopen the tab. You’ll automatically rejoin the ongoing class. No further action is needed.
The replay is usually available shortly after the session ends. Availability duration depends on your institution’s policy. You cannot download the replay directly from the platform.
We recommend using a recent version of Google Chrome on a computer with a stable internet connection. A microphone and camera are needed if you want to speak or come to the board.
The video lags, the sound cuts out, the page takes time to load.
Ctrl+Shift+R (PC) / Cmd+Shift+R (Mac).Your login details are provided by your institution. Contact your administration to retrieve or reset them.
Depending on your setup, you may also be able to log in via your Google or Microsoft account — check whether these options appear on the login page.
Take a screenshot of the message and contact Kalyzée support via the chat at the bottom of the page. Specify your browser, your system (Windows/Mac/phone), and the time the error occurred.
This is usually related to an unstable internet connection. See the “My connection is unstable” section to fix this issue.
If your connection is good, try closing other resource-heavy tabs and apps.
This is almost always caused by the internet connection. See the “My connection is unstable” section.
You can also close unnecessary tabs and pause ongoing downloads to free up bandwidth.
Test your speed at fast.com or speedtest.net. Kalyzée Connect requires a minimum of:
If your speed is fine but it’s still lagging, the problem is probably your computer.
Ctrl+Shift+R / Cmd+Shift+R.Classes appear automatically according to your institution’s schedule. If a class doesn’t appear:
At the bottom of the interface, use the layout buttons to switch between:
You can also click directly on a video to make it full screen, and use the “Display” button to hide unused sources.
Yes, connect your PC to the room’s projector or interactive board via HDMI — it will be automatically captured and streamed.
Go back to the schedule from the touchscreen console and click “Join” again to restart the session. Recording will resume automatically.
The number of connected students is shown in the top right. You can ask them to confirm via chat, or use a quick “Yes/No” poll to check audio quality.
Yes, recording is automatic from the start of the class. All learners, whether present or remote, can access the replay from their space once the session has ended.
You can start and end the class freely. The session stays open until you click “Stop.” If you finish after the scheduled time, the session continues normally.
Camera setup can be done directly from your interface. Switch to focus mode and enlarge the video source you want to adjust, then use the direction arrows and the magnifying glass to point and zoom the camera.
If these controls don’t appear, the feature has been disabled by your administrator — contact them to get access.
Is it normal for there to be no sound?
In many cases, silence is simply due to a lack of audio activity. Ask yourself these three questions:
Student microphones: Is a student currently speaking with their mic on?
Ongoing interventions: Is there an outside participant whose mic is on?
Media content: Are you playing a video or audio file in the room?
If the answer is No to all three questions, it’s completely normal not to have sound.
Still silent despite activity?
If content is supposed to be playing but you still can’t hear anything, follow these verification steps in order:
Check the room console: Look at the bottom right of the interface.
Check outside participants: Make sure (via chat if needed) that their mic is turned on on their own interface. If it’s crossed out in red for them, no sound will reach the room.
Check your own equipment: If you’re sharing content from your computer (video, presentation with sound), make sure your PC’s volume isn’t set to “Mute” or too low at the operating system level.
Problem persists? Take action
If the basic checks didn’t help, it might be a connection glitch or a hardware issue.
Refresh your page: A simple click on your browser’s “Refresh” button (or the F5 key) fixes most audio streaming issues.
Ask the participant: If you still can’t hear the other person, ask them (via chat) to refresh their page too. The issue may be coming from the signal source.
Last resort: Technical support
If none of the previous steps restored the sound, the problem is likely related to the room’s hardware or a network failure.
Contact your administrator: A technician can check whether the physical connections (cables, speakers) are working.
Submit a ticket: Open a support request via your usual platform, specifying the tests already carried out.
Is there actually supposed to be sound?
First, check whether someone is supposed to be speaking:
Does the participant have their mic turned on (mic icon not crossed out next to their name)?
Is another student currently speaking?
Is a video currently playing?
Note: If there’s no activity and no one is speaking, the silence is normal!
Check your audio settings
If the class has started but you can’t hear anything:
Backup solutions
If everything looks fine but the silence continues:
Refresh the page: Press F5 or click the “Refresh” icon. It’s the magic fix in 90% of cases.
Report the issue: If you still can’t hear anything after refreshing, post a message in the Chat to ask if other students can hear.
If no one can hear: The participant needs to refresh their page.
If you’re the only one: Check your audio output settings in your browser’s settings.
Need more help? If nothing works, try switching browsers (Chrome is recommended) or contact your institution’s technical support.
Turn cameras back on from the console
On the touchscreen console at the podium, check that the camera icon isn’t crossed out. Click “Cameras” to turn all of the room’s video sources back on with a single click.
Check the source shown on screen
Click the “Display” menu at the top left of the console, then check the enabled and disabled sources one by one to make sure the video source you’re looking for is actually shown on screen.
Refresh the page
A simple click on your browser’s “Refresh” button (or the F5 key) fixes most video display issues. If the problem is coming from an outside participant, ask them to do the same, then check the “student” tab.
Contact technical support
If none of the previous steps restored the image, the problem is probably hardware-related. Contact your administrator to check the cameras’ physical connections, or submit a support ticket specifying the steps already tried.
Check that your camera is turned on
On your interface, make sure the camera icon isn’t crossed out in red. Click it to turn it on if it isn’t already.
Check your camera preview
Once turned on, check that the preview actually shows your image. If the preview is completely black, go to the settings in the bottom right and check the selected device — the wrong camera may be selected by default.
Check that no other app is using your camera
A camera can only be used by one application at a time. Close all other browser tabs, as well as any other app that might be using your camera (Zoom, Teams, FaceTime, etc.), then try again.
Refresh the page
A simple click on your browser’s “Refresh” button (or the F5 key) may be enough to restore your camera display. Try turning your camera on again after reloading.
Test your camera outside the app
If your preview stays black, check that your camera works properly outside the app — via your computer’s Camera app or another program. If it doesn’t work there either, the problem is hardware-related and your camera needs to be checked.
Submit a support ticket
If your camera works fine on other applications but still can’t be turned on on the platform, submit a support ticket specifying the steps already tried.
Restart the class
Let your students know, leave the class by clicking the red button, then join it again from the calendar.
Check your network connection
If the problem persists, check your internet connection with your administration.
Technical support
If none of the previous steps restored the sound, the problem is likely related to the room’s hardware or a software failure.
Contact your administrator: A technician can check whether the physical connections (cables, speakers) are working.
Submit a ticket: Open a support request via your usual platform, specifying the tests already carried out.
Refresh the page
Press F5 or click the “Refresh” icon. It’s the magic fix in 90% of cases.
Check your browser
Check that you’re using Chrome as your browser.
Check your internet connection
Test your internet connection (a tool like speedtest.net can help you spot an issue).
Close other applications
Close resource-heavy applications on your computer (streaming, ongoing downloads…).
Relancer le cours
Prévenez vos étudiants, quittez le cours en cliquant sur le bouton rouge, puis rejoignez-le à nouveau depuis le calendrier.
Vérifier votre connexion réseau
Si le problème persiste, vérifiez votre connexion internet avec l’administration.
Assistance technique
Si aucune des étapes précédentes n’a rétabli le son, il est probable que le problème soit lié au matériel de la salle ou à une panne logicielle.
Contactez votre administrateur : Un technicien pourra vérifier si les branchements physiques (câbles, enceintes) sont opérationnels.
Générez un ticket : Ouvrez une demande d’assistance via votre plateforme habituelle en précisant les tests déjà effectués.
Actualisez la page
Appuiez sur F5 ou sur l’icône “Actualiser”. C’est la solution magique dans 90 % des cas.
Vérifiez le navigateur
Vérifiez que vous utilisez bien Chrome comme navigateur.
Vérifiez votre connexion internet
Testez votre connexion internet (un outil comme speedtest.net peut vous aider à identifier un problème).
Fermez d’autres applications
Fermez les applications gourmandes en ressources sur votre ordinateur (streaming, téléchargements en cours…).
Est-il normal qu’il n’y ait pas de son ?
Dans de nombreux cas, le silence est simplement dû à l’absence d’activité audio. Posez-vous ces trois questions :
Micro des étudiants : Est-ce qu’un étudiant a actuellement la parole avec son micro activé ?
Interventions en cours : Y a-t-il un intervenant extérieur dont le micro est allumé ?
Contenu multimédia : Êtes-vous en train de diffuser une vidéo ou un fichier audio dans la salle ?
Si la réponse est Non à ces trois questions, il est tout à fait normal de ne pas avoir de son.
Le silence persiste malgré une activité ?
Si du contenu est censé être diffusé mais que vous n’entendez toujours rien, suivez ces étapes de vérification dans cet ordre :
Vérifiez la console de la salle : Regardez en bas à droite de l’interface.
Vérifiez les intervenants extérieurs : Assurez-vous (via le chat si besoin) que leur micro est bien activé sur leur propre interface. S’il est barré en rouge chez eux, aucun son ne parviendra à la salle.
Vérifiez votre propre matériel : Si vous partagez du contenu depuis votre ordinateur (vidéo, présentation avec son), assurez-vous que le volume de votre PC n’est pas en mode “Muet” ou trop bas au niveau du système d’exploitation.
Le problème persiste ? Passez à l’action
Si les vérifications de base n’ont rien donné, il s’agit peut-être d’un bug de connexion ou d’un souci matériel.
Rafraîchissez votre page : Un simple clic sur le bouton “Actualiser” de votre navigateur (ou touche F5) règle la majorité des problèmes de flux audio.
Sollicitez l’intervenant : Si vous n’entendez toujours pas votre interlocuteur, demandez-lui (via le chat) de rafraîchir également sa page. Le problème peut venir de l’émission du signal.
Dernier recours : Assistance technique
Si aucune des étapes précédentes n’a rétabli le son, il est probable que le problème soit lié au matériel de la salle ou à une panne réseau.
Contactez votre administrateur : Un technicien pourra vérifier si les branchements physiques (câbles, enceintes) sont opérationnels.
Générez un ticket : Ouvrez une demande d’assistance via votre plateforme habituelle en précisant les tests déjà effectués.
Est-ce qu’il y a vraiment du son à entendre ?
Avant tout, vérifie si quelqu’un est censé parler :
L’intervenant a-t-il ses micros activés (icône micro non barrée à côté de son nom) ?
Un autre étudiant est-il en train de prendre la parole ?
Une vidéo est-elle en cours de diffusion ?
Note : S’il n’y a aucune activité et que personne ne parle, le silence est normal !
Vérifie tes réglages audio
Si le cours a commencé mais que tu n’entends rien :
Les solutions de secours
Si tout semble correct mais que le silence persiste :
Rafraîchis la page : Appuie sur F5 ou sur l’icône “Actualiser”. C’est la solution magique dans 90 % des cas.
Signale le problème : Si après avoir rafraîchi tu n’entends toujours rien, écris un message dans le Chat pour demander si les autres étudiants entendent.
Si personne n’entend : C’est l’intervenant qui doit rafraîchir sa page.
Si tu es le seul : Vérifie tes paramètres de sortie audio dans les réglages de ton navigateur.
Besoin d’aide supplémentaire ? Si rien ne fonctionne, essaie de changer de navigateur (Chrome est recommandé) ou contacte le support technique de ton établissement.
Réactivez les caméras depuis la console
Sur la console tactile au pupitre, vérifiez que l’icône caméra n’est pas barrée. Cliquez sur « Caméras » pour réactiver toutes les sources vidéo de la salle en un seul clic.
Vérifiez la source affichée à l’écran
Cliquez sur le menu « Affichage » en haut à gauche de la console, puis vérifiez les sources activées ou désactivées une à une afin de vous assurer que la source vidéo que vous cherchez est bien affichée à l’écran.
Actualisez la page
Un simple clic sur « Actualiser » de votre navigateur (ou touche F5) règle la majorité des problèmes d’affichage vidéo. Si le problème vient d’un intervenant extérieur, demandez-lui de faire de même, puis de consulter l’onglet “étudiant”.
Contactez l’assistance technique
Si aucune des étapes précédentes n’a rétabli l’image, le problème est probablement matériel. Contactez votre administrateur pour vérifier les branchements physiques des caméras, ou générez un ticket d’assistance en précisant les étapes déjà testées.
Vérifiez que votre caméra est bien activée
Sur votre interface, assurez-vous que l’icône caméra n’est pas barrée en rouge. Cliquez dessus pour l’activer si ce n’est pas le cas.
Vérifiez la prévisualisation de votre caméra
Une fois activée, vérifiez que la preview affiche bien votre image. Si l’aperçu est tout noir, rendez-vous dans les paramètres en bas à droite et vérifiez le périphérique sélectionné — il est possible qu’une mauvaise caméra soit sélectionnée par défaut.
Vérifiez qu’aucune autre application n’utilise votre caméra
Une caméra ne peut être utilisée que par une seule application à la fois. Fermez tous les autres onglets de votre navigateur, ainsi que toute autre application susceptible d’utiliser votre caméra (Zoom, Teams, FaceTime, etc.), puis réessayez.
Actualisez la page
Un simple clic sur « Actualiser » de votre navigateur (ou touche F5) peut suffire à rétablir l’affichage de votre caméra. Réessayez d’activer votre caméra après le rechargement.
Testez votre caméra en dehors de l’application
Si votre prévisualisation reste noire, vérifiez que votre caméra fonctionne correctement en dehors de l’application — via l’application Appareil photo de votre ordinateur ou un autre logiciel. Si elle ne fonctionne pas non plus ailleurs, le problème est matériel et votre caméra doit être vérifiée.
Générez un ticket d’assistance
Si votre caméra fonctionne correctement sur d’autres applications mais reste impossible à activer sur la plateforme, générez un ticket d’assistance en précisant les étapes déjà testées.