If you missed our first online workshop, you still have a chance to catch up! We would like to provide you with this option of viewing a recording of the workshop at your convenience. Recordings will be available until October1st, 2020 via a private YouTube video link, and will then be removed. You will also receive access to the "Virtual Toolbox" Google Drive folder.

In order to access the private YouTube video, you need to have a YouTube account and be signed into it when trying to view the video. If you have multiple YouTube accounts, you must be signed into the account which the video has been shared with. Please make sure this is the address you use when registering for this event on the next page, so that we can invite you to view the video. YouTube will send you an email with the link to access the video within 2-3 days of your purchase. You will have until October 1st to view the seminars at your convenience before access is removed. 

If you purchased and attended the workshop with us LIVE, you were automatically given access and do NOT need to re-purchase. The link was sent to the email you initially registered with. If this is not the email associated with your Youtube account, please email kascmail@gmail.com with your preferred email to access the Youtube video. You should have received an email from Youtube with the link on September 13th, 2020. If you did not receive this email, reach out to kascmail@gmail.com.

We hope you can take advantage of this special opportunity to see the great content from our 3 fabulous presenters on this first online workshop of the year!

Below is a description of the workshop: 

Virtual Toolbox for the Instrumental, Choral, & General Music Teacher

Clinicians:

Lindsie Hardy

Sean Carney

Sean Longstreet

Join us for distance learning tools, tips, and tricks to use with elementary through high school students! Our online workshop will include resources to keep young learners engaged with the help of puppets and hand signs, while also using Google Slides to organize and present visually appealing content. Additionally, we’ll show you how to use web-based creativity tools and lesson ideas geared toward rhythm/melody to encourage musical thinking and meaningful asynchronous work, especially for students without instruments. You’ll learn how to improve the look and sound of your video conferencing setup, and we’ve even planned an entire section dedicated to building a virtual choir or band. This online workshop will reinvigorate your online classroom and help you connect with students in a virtual world!

All attendees will receive access to a “Virtual Toolbox” (Google Drive Folder) with links, lesson examples, and more! All workshop materials and "Virtual Toolbox" Google Folder will be available in the Youtube description box beneath the video. Your video access will be available until October 1st, 2020.