Online Teaching Archives

by Diego Cardini

Online teaching can be overwhelming. We break down the equipment to get you started.

by Courtenay Ennis

A year ago, many teachers were just hearing about Zoom for the first time. Zoom is a great videoconferencing app, and most music teachers and students are now familiar with it, making it a great low-barrier option. Zoom also recently upgraded it’s audio capabilities in September 2020, making it an even better tool for online ... Improving Audio for Online Music Lessons with Cleanfeed

by Emily Laney

Put the joy back in your music teaching space by tidying up for online lessons!

by Ian Belloso

Review: Rock Out Loud Live for online lessons

by Ekanem Ebinne

What can you do when parents reject online lessons?

by Emily Laney

Already teaching online but not sure it's going well? Consult our top tips

Plans & Pricing

by Emily Laney

Here's an expert roundup for resources on teaching online during COVID-19

by Tim Topham

Get access to tried and tested sheet music.

by Tim Topham

What could you accomplish in the Inner Circle?

by Rosemarie Penner

Use YouTube to your advantage in a variety of ways.

by Diego Cardini

Record Piano Do you have a student who is interesting in recording themselves? Maybe you want to record them to show them what they are doing right or wrong? Maybe your students want their music to be out in the world via YouTube. There are plenty of ways to record a piano, and the first ... How to Properly Record Piano without Breaking the Bank

by Tim Topham

Shelly Davis has a mission. She wants to educate our piano parents so that everyone can get the most out of piano lessons. Even the non-musical families. With the Piano Parent Podcast, Shelly is giving parents the information they need to support their child’s musical education. But, why did she decide to take on this ... TTTV066: The Piano Parent Podcast with Shelly Davis