Instrument-Specific Lesson Setup: Piano | Violin/ViolaĪll online lesson students must have access to a device with up to date audio/visual capabilities.
Starter Guides: For Parents | For Students The camera should be angled at the same level as you and your instrument. If you have a bow, make sure the bow does not go out of the shot.
Music Students: Make sure the entire instrument is in the shot. Have a light source to be in front of you, such as facing toward a window. If at all possible, use a tripod for your device or sit the device on something sturdy and stationery like an extra music stand or a tripod that can handle your camera. Place your camera, laptop, tablet, or phone in landscape orientation (horizontal). Have a reliable device that’s fully charged or has a power source. Find a designated, distraction-free learning space and minimize all possible noise, such as fans, air conditioner, dishwashers, fire trucks, barking dogs, TVs, etc. If you are willfully not following directions or being disruptive, you will be moved to the Zoom Waiting Room or dismissed from class. If you unmute your microphone without permission, the instructor or teaching assistant will mute you until there is a better time to ask your question. (See below for instructions on how to switch to Speaker View.) When a teacher is giving a lesson, be sure you are in Speaker View. Raise your hand in your video window if you have a question and wait to be called on before unmuting your microphone. Do not unmute your microphone unless you are instructed to or called on by the teacher. Listen carefully for directions on when to mute or unmute your microphone. Enter the room with your microphone off (muted). Instructions on how to change your profile name HERE. Display your name so that we can recognize you. * please have meeting ID and password readily available for assistance
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