Live streaming and video conferencing are two modern technologies used by individuals and organizations to communicate and share content online. Live streaming allows a large number of participants to join simultaneously, enabling real-time interaction through chat features, while also supporting screen sharing and recording capabilities. However, it lacks the ability for two-way communication and limited screen visibility for viewers. On the other hand, video conferencing facilitates real-time communication with a limited audience, allowing for instant messaging and screen sharing options. Despite their differences, both technologies have their benefits and use cases, such as live streaming being suitable for public announcements and large-scale engagements, while video conferencing is better suited for small group meetings and decision-making processes.