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As an educator, your primary goal is to create a safe, respectful, and effective learning environment. In a physical classroom, you have established routines for this: you close the door to prevent interruptions, you set rules for speaking, and you manage the flow of the conversation.

But how do you replicate this in a virtual classroom? An unsecured online meeting can quickly devolve into chaos, with uninvited guests, background noise, and constant interruptions.

This guide will walk you through the simple but powerful tools available in Plug-N-Meet that allow you to take control of your digital classroom. Think of these features as your new classroom management toolkit, designed to ensure your online sessions are as safe, private, and productive as your in-person ones.

You've successfully integrated Plug-N-Meet into your application. You can create rooms, generate join tokens, and embed the client in an <iframe>. It's fast and it works. But now you want to go deeper. You want to break out of the <iframe> box and build a truly seamless user experience where the video client feels like a native part of your application's UI.

This is where Plug-N-Meet's "headless" integration mode comes in.

This guide is for developers who want to move beyond basic embedding. We'll show you how to use the powerful getClientFiles API to render the Plug-N-Meet client directly into your own page's DOM, giving you ultimate control over layout, branding, and the user experience.

For many platforms, the "record" button is the end of the story. You get an MP4 file, and that's it. But what if your recordings could be more? What if they could be a structured, searchable, and accessible content library for your students, your team, or your customers?

With Plug-N-Meet's powerful API, your recordings aren't just video files; they are programmable assets.

This guide will show you how to move beyond simply recording a meeting and start building a true content management system using the Recordings API. We'll cover how to find your recordings, enrich them with metadata, and even attach subtitles.

You've set up your video conferencing service, but now you want to make it smarter. What if you could automatically log the duration of every meeting for billing? Or get a Slack notification when a VIP joins a call? This is where webhooks come in.

This guide will walk you through building your very first automated workflow. We'll create a simple but powerful service that listens for a meeting to end and logs its duration to your console—a perfect starting point for a real-world billing or analytics system.

For more high-level ideas on what's possible, check out our companion post on 5 Powerful Workflows You Can Build with Webhooks.