Virtual Music Technology

Virtual Music Roundtable
Episode 1: "Survive & Thrive"

This is the original video recording of the group discussion. For the LIVESTREAM with Q&A, you will need to be a member of the Virtual Music Room group. Only membership requirements: You are a Music Teacher who uses technology. Please join us!!

www.facebook.com/groups/VirtualMusicRoom

This group discussion focuses on the challenges of online lessons we face moving forward and the strategies to help your current & future music teaching business.

Featuring Special Guests: Allie Tyler, Tony Parlapiano, Eric Branner, & Steve Treseler

Zoom Tutorial: Getting from the Desktop App -> Meeting ID # & Link (Website Screen)

There are a few other ways to get there but this is a good way to practice getting to your Advanced options.

Zoom Tutorial (DESKTOP) for Music Teachers - Part 3: Inside Zoom and Using the Features

Zoom Tutorial (DESKTOP) for Music Teachers - Part 2: General & Advanced Settings

Zoom Tutorial (DESKTOP) for Music Teachers - Part 1: Introduction & App Menu Screen

Quick Tip:
Tablet (especially iPad or even iPhone) + Zoom = Easy Enhancement

Add Forscore (music organizational/annotation app) to the mix, along with a mixture of other awesome apps you would normally use & teach your students to use, and you have Online Interactive Tools.

**My recording stopped premature which is the reason for the fade out**

Why you shouldn't discount online lessons...

Your experience, knowledge, relationship matters.

We teach way beyond the instrument itself.

Camera Angle - Piano Teachers:

Eye Level while sitting, pointed slightly down. You want to see entire torso with some depth.

How far away your device is depends on if it's a we**am, tablet, smartphone, desktop or laptop.

The bigger the screen, the better in terms of best positioning.

We**am gives optimal flexibility.