In this article:
- Key Words Used in this Article
- Equipment
- Lighting and Placement
- Signing Up for a Class
- The Class Page
- Scheduling
- Class Levels
- Credits
- Class FAQ
- The Class Experience: What to Expect
- The Class Experience: How to Get the Most Out of It
Key Words Used in this Article
I’m going to be talking about online classes in the context of www.fiddle-online.com so I’ll mention “Zoom,” the service we use to connect students and teacher (it’s easier and more reliable than Skype). You can learn more about this at www.fiddle-online.com/zoom.html
We’ll talk about the “Class Page.” There is a section below discussing this.
A “Tunelearning Page” is a presentation of sheet music boxed and labeled by phrase, with audio buttons for each phrase. This helps students learn a tune more easily and musically. You can find a number of Tunelearning Pages available on this site, but the format is also used sometimes to help class students work on a tune on their own.
Equipment
As a student you don’t need any special equipment. All new computers, laptops, tablets, smartphones (yes, you can take a class with any of these) are equipped with a camera and microphone. If you have an old computer Continue reading Complete Guide to Taking an Online Class