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#New smartmusic pricing install#
#New smartmusic pricing software#
#New smartmusic pricing code#

Once they have an account set-up, they will have their information in there for the rest of their career.

Pay special attention to first year kids.

It is crazy the number of 6th graders who still think of themselves as 5th graders! That way, they end up in exactly the right class. Instead of having the kids enroll for classes, import those kids into the next class. So we have several classes of kids in the system already.

We have been doing this for several years.

You can do this with any web browser, just visit page and follow the "redeem a code" link.

#New smartmusic pricing code#

We entered the code for this bulk purchase as a class.

We buy SmartMusic for all of our middle school band students (it is rolled into their class fees.) This is much easier than counting on families to visit the web site and purchase it on their own.

I do have some tips for making the load lighter on the students: So I am thinking that after conferences there may be a little parent help with the missing assignments. they will get to it tomorrow (or the day/week/month after that.) And every middle schooler knows that there is no time like the future to do that hard work.

#New smartmusic pricing software#

Getting software installed, an account open and registered for class seems like a lot of work for a middle schooler. I'm not sure if that is because two weeks is too long or if there are some things that need to be set up for things to work right.

In the past, the first one has been the hard one to get kids to turn in. I am also hoping that the short notice will be better for the first assignment. I usually schedule these assignments with two weeks' notice, but it is very nice to have something to talk about with parents and students at these conferences. I have my first SmartMusic assignment out the door for all of my students as of last Friday.īecause of the parent-student-teacher happening next week, I made it due this Friday. It is good to see this news from SmartMusic! Yes, there probably are a number of things yet to happen. Will this run well at home? Hopefully, all my families have a great ISP and are on fast connections. To give you an idea, I have had kids bring their personal iPads to class instead of their Chromebook. The units we have are pretty "sketchy" as far as speed and sound cards- according to my students. But it is really exciting news and I think it solves a bunch of issues for my program. When? Probably will be a while until it is running, I'm guessing.

They have acquired Weezic, who have apparently solved some of MakeMusic's issues with Chromebooks! While staying up late and reading a little Tom Clancy, (Don't you love summer break?) I heard my e-mail chime and the folks over at SmartMusic were sending out a PR blast. The easiest advice to give kids was use your iPad, not your Chromebook. (Where is that sarcasm punctuation?) The kid has a device that doesn't work in all classes for school work. I'm sure that is really popular with the parents. We have been getting kids hooked up with subscriptions and then they would have to find another device to run SmartMusic other than their Chromebook. At least, that's what I was hearing from people off the record.

#New smartmusic pricing install#

It had something to do with not being able to install anything on a Chromebook.

That has actually been a problem in my corner of the building as a SmartMusic user. We are 1:1 with that family of devices in my building (grades 5-7) and will hopefully be there next fall with 8-12. I don't know about your district, but mine has really gone in for Chromebooks.