In this help article, we:

  • Summarize what we're going to cover in our series of articles about music education and online music lessons.
  • Touch on the special programs JamKazam offers for universities, high schools, community music schools, and individual instructors.
  • Provide a comparative summary of JamKazam vs. Zoom for music education.


Summary of Topics

After this introductory article, we cover more detailed explanations of the following topics:

  • Online Instruction & Lessons
  • Student Practice Sessions
  • Student Progress Reports
  • Student Recitals
  • Applying Skills by Playing With Others
  • Getting Help 


Special Programs for Music Educators

JamKazam offers special programs for university music departments, high school music programs, community music schools, and individual instructors. To learn more about these programs, please send us an email at education@jamkazam.com.


Comparative Summary: JamKazam vs. Zoom for Music Education

Following is a concise, tabular summary of how these two platforms compare in the context of music education and its unique requirements. We provide more detailed explanations of these features in the help articles for the list of topics in the section above.



JamKazamZoom
Online Instruction & Lessons

Hear Studio-Quality Audio
View High-Definition Video
Play Together Live In Sync
Adjust Session Mix
Use Multiple Webcams
Use Backing Tracks
Share Lesson Documents
Record Lesson Demonstrations



Student Practice Sessions

Use Metronome
Use MIDI Instruments
Use Virtual Instruments & Effects (VST, AU)
Use Backing Tracks



Student Progress Reports

Make Audio-Only Recordings
Make Audio + Video Recordings
Record Session Mix + Individual Parts



Student Recitals

Broadcast Student Individual Performances
Broadcast Student Ensemble Performances



Applying Skills by Playing with Others

Play Online with Other Students
Play Online with Other Musicians More Broadly



Getting Help

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