The internet is a crucial part of every business’ marketing and promotion, but it’s never been more important than it is now during the COVID-19 crisis.
Assignment Ideas in SmartMusic that Encourage Musical Curiosity
While nothing will ever replace our in-person contact, group rehearsals, and performances, there are things we can do to keep students actively learning.
Music Sharing: Bridging the Gap Between Sheet Music Creation and Consumption
It’s a great day for us here at MakeMusic, because today I can finally announce the debut of our new music sharing features in the SmartMusic online platform!
Journey from the Classroom to Online Teaching (and Back Again)
I know all states, districts, and teachers are currently in different phases of remote teaching at this point. You may already be a few weeks in; maybe you’re starting to hear what the plans will be; maybe you’re still on spring break and this is still a few days away.
Letter to Students: Here Are Areas of Growth You Can Focus on Right Now
Dear Students,
Any movement you take towards discipline and personal growth is fantastic (particularly since none of this is graded or evaluated in any way).
Music Ed Mentor Podcast #70: Performance Programming and Diversity
As a member of the greater music education community, chances are you’ve come across the topic of programming for diversity in one way or another.
Meeting our National Standards Through Online Instruction
Due to COVID-19, music teachers are tasked with moving their classes online. This process is especially intimidating for ensemble directors.
Create a Quote and Manage Your Payments with Ease
Our new self-serve quote and payment platform makes getting your school subscriptions for SmartMusic a breeze! Go to https://quotes.smartmusic.com to enter your school information and number and types of subscriptions and get a downloadable quote instantly!
Dear Parents and Teachers, It’s Going to Be Okay
I went in to the noble profession of education because I love the relationships and bonds we educators are able to forge with kids.
Ideas to Avoid Burn-Out While Teaching Music Remotely
The daily life of a music educator can be tiring on any given day, and you’re likely still adjusting to teaching remotely.