Hal Leonard‘s Essential Elements Interactive has announced new free trial accounts for any music teacher to use the robust online platform. Previously available to only those programs that use the corresponding Essential Elements method books for band and strings, this new free trial lets any teacher, regardless of the method they’re using, to check out the platform and all it has to offer.The free trial account includes unlimited access to EE Interactive’s assignment and assessment tools with both audio and video recording options. In addition, teachers can access a sampling of all three levels of Essential Elements method content for both band and strings, as well as additional resources for instrumental learning. The EEi free trial also offers communication tools to help teachers stay connected to students both in class and at home.
Learn more and start your free trial at www.essentialelementsinteractive.com.
“After serving over 500,000 students online last year, it became clear that the online learning tools in Essential Elements Interactive are valuable resources for music educators,” said John Mlynczak, Vice President of Music Education & Technology for Hal Leonard. “We are excited to offer instant free trials to allow any music teacher to utilize the EEi platform in their teaching while being able to sample content from all three levels of the Essential Elements methods.”
Essential Elements Interactive will offer free trials for student accounts later this summer, allowing teachers and students in the same school to connect and take advantage of the assignment, assessment, and communication features this fall.
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