Unit/Subject Workbook are organized by headings that you, the teacher, create, rather than by date. However, using eNovativePiano's Checklist feature, you can create checklists and assign due dates to the items on the checklist. These will be visible on the Upcoming Assignments panel and can be tracked from the Recent Workbooks panel on your dashboard. View Tutorials: Section [...]
You can convert your Date Format Workbook to Unit/Subject Format, and vice-versa. You cannot however, convert to an eNovativePiano Curriculum Format. When you convert a Workbook a new copy is made and your original version is not affected. Refer to this document to learn how to Change Workbook Formats View Tutorials: Section IV. Teaching with eNovativePiano Change Workbook [...]
eNovativePiano organizes Workbook assignments by due date, with pinned assignments at the top followed by upcoming dates appearing in chronological order with an orange banner. When a due date passes, that date rotates to the bottom of the list, but in reverse chronological order so users can see the most recently passed dates without excessive scrolling. The [...]
An 'in progress' Workbook is one that includes lessons that have not been assigned a due date (in a date format Workbook) or to a unit (in a unit/subject format workbook). These lessons are referred to as 'unscheduled' lessons. An 'in progress' Workbook is visible to students, but they won't see the unscheduled lessons until you have [...]
On eNovativePiano, there are two types of student tracking options. You can track your students’ self-reported progress on any lesson that you have included on a Checklist. Students can log their practice on any assignment. These logs are available to both student and teacher. View Tutorials: Section III. Exploring eNovativePiano Features Tracking Student Progress: Practice Logs Tracking [...]
From the "Recent Workbooks" section of your dashboard, you can quickly view student checklist progress by selecting the checkmark icon. Selecting the clock icon will allow you to view their practice logs.
Minimum Requirements Internet access Teacher computer/laptop/tablet/mobile device Projection system, especially if using eNovativePiano with a group where the students don't have a personal device. This could be a ceiling mounted projector or one on a cart, or it could be a TV monitor mounted to the wall or on a cart. It could also be an interactive [...]
There are several ways to accomplish this. Here are a couple of scenarios: Your lab has a computer at each keyboard station: If your lab has a computer at each keyboard station, you can run an audio cable from the computer's audio output to the audio input of your digital keyboard. When setting it up this way, [...]
Yes! eNovativePiano is compatible with your Apple or Android mobile device.
No. eNovativePiano materials interact with students, not with keyboards! There is no need to have a keyboard connected to the computer to benefit from the materials.