Teaching Music Online: Using Microsoft PowerPoint to Create Prerecorded Lessons

Timothy David Norman

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The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many schools temporarily moving to online learning. For some general music teachers, this involves prerecording lessons. This column discusses how general music teachers can create prerecorded lessons using Microsoft PowerPoint.

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