How do videoconference lessons compare to in-person lessons?
Videoconference lessons can often help you achieve results comparable to those you’d achieve through in-person lessons. Likewise, occasional stumbling blocks are often of the same kind experienced by students taking lessons in person as well. Aside from the simple fact that videoconferencing allows many people to take lessons who’d otherwise be unable, videoconferencing has at least one benefit compared to in-person lessons. At times when you may find yourself out of town, where you would need to miss an in-person lesson, it is often possible for you to participate in your video lesson just as you usually would, since your lessons involve distance learning anyway. Because videoconferencing always involves a slight signal delay, online lessons are never precisely in real time. Even a delay of a fraction of a second makes it so that certain kinds of ensemble work possible in person — singing along while someone plays, clapping or otherwise doing rhythm exercises in unison, playing duets,
