Believe or not, online music lessons suits 21st century very well. recent global pandemic revealed online music learning  potential even more than before.

Therefore, these days People show more welcome to online learning. But why we insist on video conferencing  for music learning ?

The nature of Learning how to play an instrument is visual,  Internet works just as well as a book in a classroom and music files can be shared via the internet, but on-demand videos are  more efficient to learn music on internet as they contain both visual and audio aspects.

On-demand videos are asynchronous, this means the learner can not ask questions or ask for more emphasis on a subject. Video conferencing services offers synchronous or face to face tutoring which has  positive effects on learning. that's why we insist on video conferencing  for music learning.

To answer the title question, KOOZAK is more than a merely video conferencing  service, it is a social ecosystem of musicians. it has built in Interactive Tools like video conferencing service with split screens, file sharing, messaging, camera zoom to make every class interaction "better than live".  

Also it facilitate music education in a way that teachers have access to wide range of potential students and students have the chance to find their perfect tutor and arrange their lessons. 

besides,  it helps users dare for beyond borders knowledge, friends, instruments, projects, band mates, jamming, events too. 

Here is a comparison between KOOZAK and popular online platforms that are usually used to teach music: