MUSITION Reviews & Pricing

Key Features

• Musical Concepts: It teaches basic musical concepts including chord structure, scales, rhythm, meter, harmony, transposition, musical symbols, music reading and more.
• Solfege: The solution teaches solfege where every note on a scale has a representative syllable—i.e. do, re, mi, fa, so, la and ti. Students will learn to identify solfege hand signs and can use an on-screen solfege controller.
• Note Reading: Allows students to identify notes on a staff and derive complex conclusions about them. This includes identifying enharmonic variations, scale degrees, incorrect notes, key signatures, scales and other musical symbols and terminology.
• Customization: It allows teachers to customize syllabi and different levels. Add levels to split up users into skill, age or other distinctions. It can also add customized syllabi to future classes.
• AP Music Theory: Besides including a syllabus specifically geared toward the new updated course and exam description for the AP test. It provides hundreds of questions for the exam and automatic assessment for AP questions.
• Content Library: The solution provides a library with notations, audio clips and other assets. Instructors can import their materials to use in question creation.
• Questions: Users can create questions to include multiple-choice, tapping along to answers, chord symbols, notation entry or highlighting, free text answer or composition/transposition functionalities. They can answer via piano, guitar or solfege.
• Rhythm: It allows students to correct rhythms on-screen. Rhythms can be in multiple time signatures, can range in length from one to eight bars, include rests and notes and more.
• Notation: The platform has a notation editor which allows for control over beaming and grouping, unlimited bars and parts, anacrusis support and the ability to export MusicXML so instructors can reuse existing notation.
• Courses: It groups lessons and questions in a set path. Teachers can adjust the settings so students must hit certain marks before continuing to the next stage.
• Lessons: Users can access a lesson module for each topic where they can access audio, text and notation to reinforce their learning.
• Reporting: It allows teachers to monitor student progress with scores on practices, classes and tests.
  
• Network: While most users operate online, it can work on a local network. If that’s the case, users need to use a connected computer to access the solution.
• Integrations: It can integrate with LMSs such as Blackboard, Canvas, D2L, Moodle, MusicFirst Classroom and Schoology. Learners and instructors can use a Single Sign-On to enter the platform through an LMS.

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