How I Manage My Private Teaching Studio

The latest episode of Music Ed Tech Talk is an overview of how I manage my private teaching studio and the tools that assist me.

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Show Notes:

• David MacDonald Unboxes the Odla Music Notation Controller
• What’s On My Desk?
• Soundsource Adds Shortcuts Support
• Automating My Rehearsal Tech Setup
• Wix
• Weebly
• Squarespace
• WordPress
• RobbyBurns.com
• Robby Burns Lessons Page
• Craft
• Craft for Music Educators - podcast episode w/ David MacDonald
• Evernote
• Timery
• TextExpander
• Calendly
• Fantastical
• Acuity
• IDAGIO
• Downie
• AnyTune
• Vidimote Safari Extension for slowing down and speeding up audio on websites
• Transpose pitch speed loop for videos - Chrome Extension
• Tonal Energy Tuner
• Teaching Intonation with Tonal Energy - podcast episode and blog post
• forScore
• forScore for Mac: Review
• Create a forScore Index
• DEVONthink
• Schlage Smart Locks
• Logitech Circle Doorbell
• Starling io
• Stream Deck
• QuickBooks
• MyMusicStaff
• Alfred app - automation friendly replacement for the Spotlight on Mac

App of the Week: Timery** | Toggl

Music of the Week: Beyoncé - Renaissance

Where to Find Me:

• Robby Burns - Twitter | Blog | Book

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🎬 Ellicott Mills Middle School Faculty Recital 2017

Last February, my music team put on a Faculty Recital to raise money for our program. You can now watch the entire thing on YouTube. Aside from a fairly stressful week or two coming up on the date, it was fairly easy to put together. Note: we had a lot of parent support and leadership. It turned out to be a great way to share our passion and musicianship with our students, all while making money to support the program in the process. Nothing beats hearing your colleagues practice in the rare five minute gaps between classes, planning, and putting out one of the 600 fires that come up each day as a teacher.