by Dan | Aug 30, 2020 | Moosiko Blog
Here are some tips, resources, and best practices for using Zoom or Google Meet to teach your virtual guitar class. Need help teaching online guitar lessons? Learn more and apply as a teacher here. General Video Best Practices Use a separate webcam to display left and...
by Dan | Aug 2, 2020 | Moosiko Blog
All we’ve ever wanted to do was play guitar hands-free. We hated stopping to turn the page, stopping to scroll down the lyrics, or hitting those stupid “+/-” buttons because current autoscrolls are either too slow or too fast. So we took to the...
by Dan | Jul 19, 2020 | Moosiko Blog
One of the best things about working for Moosiko is that I get to talk with a lot of school guitar teachers. Since many guitar teachers are either new to guitar or new to the K12 education environment, the most common question they ask me is, “What kind of...
by Dan | Jul 16, 2020 | Moosiko Blog
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Moosiko ran a number of experiments to determine how germs spread from students to guitars. You can read about our first experiment here. In our second experiment with glo germ and a UV flashlight, we wanted to test how effective washing...
by Dan | Jul 5, 2020 | Moosiko Blog
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we conducted an experiment with glo germ and a UV flashlight to see how germs spread to a guitar after playing. We tried a few different cleaning techniques to see which was most effective. Our research helped hundreds of guitar teachers...
by Madi Williams | Jun 15, 2020 | Moosiko Blog
Teaching group guitar lessons is tough because students move at different paces when learning an instrument. Part of the problem is that using a typical syllabus or curriculum provides a linear, rigid learning path that assumes everyone moves at the same speed. Of...
