Web-Based Realtime Course Platform With Integrated Live Coding Interface

Reinald Chenartha, Cutifa Safitri

Abstract


This paper explores an innovative technological
approach to a programming education platform. The platform
aims to enhance the learning experience by integrating web-
based resources with real-time video communication and live
coding. Utilizing a peer-to-peer connection framework, this
method facilitates efficient and direct communication between
instructors and learners, optimizing performance and reducing
latency. The primary goal is to create a dynamic and
collaborative learning environment. Through the integration of
peer-to-peer video chat and an Integrated Development
Environment (IDE), the platform aims to improve real-time
communication, code reviews, and interactive problem-solving,
providing learners with a profound programming learning
experience.


Keywords


peer-to-peer communication, integrated development environment, electronic learning, collaboration

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33021/itfs.v9i1.5077

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