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Hal Leonard Helps Music Teachers Navigate the Distance Learning Landscape

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April 9, 2020
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Hal Leonard has shared a variety of online offerings to help teachers who are navigating work-from-home situations and distance learning.

“We understand that school closures have forced teachers worldwide to create online learning environments. While this in uncharted territory for many, luckily music technology and online learning has been a focus of Hal Leonard for years and we are doing everything we can to support educators in this time,” said John Mlynczak, a member of the Hal Leonard online music education leadership team. “We are offering extended trials and enhanced support for composing and recording music with Noteflight Learn, learning to play an instrument with Essential Elements Interactive, and learning songs in general music with Essential Elements Music Class.”

Hal Leonard has multiple online resources that educators have already been using. During these extenuating circumstances, most of the sites have added extra tools or limited free accessibility to get through the next few weeks.

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Essential Elements Interactive is ideal for teaching today’s band and string students both in the classroom and at home. EEi is an easy set of technology tools for online learning, teaching, assessment, and communication. EEi is already free with the purchase of an Essential Elements Method Book and is now offering enhanced support for existing teachers and students signing up for accounts for distance learning.

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Essential Elements Music Class is ideal for K-5 and allows teachers to access hundreds of songs with activities and lessons. Songs can easily be shared with students to use at home with no login required). EE Music Class is offering an extended 30-day trial period for distance learning.

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Noteflight Learn is ideal for K-12 or college. Noteflight Learn allows students and teachers to create, share, and record music online for any device. Noteflight is extending this service for free through June 30.

In addition, Hal Leonard has posted a page of additional resources and FAQs that teachers can use during this time at halleonard.com/distancelearning.

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