Let’s explore how you can use MakeMusic Cloud’s new Annotations feature to maximize student home practice time.
The new Annotations feature can be accessed in Compose and is intended to be used by students through Assignments in Practice—opening up a new line of communication between teacher and student!
The holiday season is a busy time for music teachers, filled with performances, celebrations, and altered schedules. To help keep your students engaged and inspired before the holiday break, we’ve put together a collection of holiday activities.
We’ve had teachers like you on our minds as we have recently made helpful updates to Units and the Assignment process.
With MakeMusic Cloud as your partner in the classroom, you’ll have more time to focus on the things that inspire you most, like making music with your students!
Sight reading is a skill that every musician can always improve upon, but creating daily opportunities to practice this skill can require a lot of preparation and materials.
One thing that has become clear during remote learning in 2020 and beyond is the need for long-term digital solutions—no matter the educational setting.
Sight Reading Studio is loaded with powerful features that make creating and practicing sight reading simple and easy. We’ve already covered some of the core music generation features, as well as the power of the Practice app, but now, let’s dive into some of our favorite tips and tricks for using Sight Reading Studio.
Sight reading is a critical skill to musical development, and is truly the key to unlocking your musical independence and potential.
Sight reading is one of the most important skills to develop as a musician, but constantly finding new music to practice can be a challenge.
Ask ten educators how they handle the MakeMusic Cloud assignment process and you will get ten (probably great!) ideas about how to create meaningful assignments for your own students!