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Your Private Library is a section of your account where you can save videos, documents, and links. Music teachers can turn their Private Library into a music resource hub that helps them and their students learn faster. Within the Private Library is a "Links" section, where members can save (bookmark) helpful links. Teachers can share these links with their connected music students as needed. Examples include:
Quiz generators
Many quiz generators provide a shareable link, which teachers can save in their Private Library. Tools like Quizlet, Quizizz, and Quiz-Maker help students practice through repetition. Teachers can create music theory, notation, or ear training quizzes, then share them with students via the Private Library.
Music theory resources
Web pages that explain concepts you teach can be invaluable—especially resources designed for kids. Save them to your Private Library to easily share with students who may benefit from a clearer explanation or an interactive approach.
YouTube videos
YouTube has countless videos demonstrating musical skills, songs, and techniques. If a video reinforces what you teach in lessons, you can save it to your Private Library and share it directly with students.
The Private Library is your personal teaching resource collection. You can share any item in it with your connected students, making it easier to teach effectively and help students progress between lessons.
