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How to Add Books to Your Studio
Your studio's book collection is a shortlist of published books you teach. Adding books there makes their pieces easier to find when you assign music to students.
Manage assignments, Spots, books, goals, and practice review.
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Your studio's book collection is a shortlist of published books you teach. Adding books there makes their pieces easier to find when you assign music to students.
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A student's Bookshelf tracks the books they are currently working through. Add a book from your studio's collection to make its pieces available when you plan assignments for that student.
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An assignment pairs a piece with practice directions for a student. Use Repertoire & Assignments to add a new piece or choose one the student has played before, then set the guidance they need.
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A book on a student's Bookshelf can suggest the next piece to assign. Starting from that suggestion keeps the assignment connected to the book and its sequence.
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A Spot marks a focused passage within an existing piece assignment and can include a repetition target. It gives the student a specific place to concentrate without creating a separate piece assignment.
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A next lesson goal continues a piece assignment after you review the current goal. It carries the piece forward with prefilled practice details that you can update for the student's next stage of work.
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A practice suggestion gives a student targets for daily minutes, focused minutes, and pieces. It appears on the student's page as guidance for their practice routine.
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The practice view summarizes a student's participation, recent sessions, and time spent practising. Reviewing it before a lesson can help you discuss recent work and plan what to address next.
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Marking a book finished moves it off the student's current Bookshelf while preserving its history. This keeps the active shelf focused on current study and lets you reopen the book if needed.
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A student's Bookshelf lists the books they are currently working through. Removing a book takes it off that shelf but preserves its assignments and references in the student's history.