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๐ŸŽ“ Students present their Progress / Digital Portfolio
  • Each student can get their own personal map on Edumaps, functioning as a digital portfolio where they document their musical journey over time. This map becomes a living archive of their growth, creativity, and achievements.
  • ๐Ÿ“ What Can Be Included in a Student Portfolio Map:
    • Performance Recordings: Upload audio or video files of practice sessions, recitals, or exam pieces.
    • Practice Logs: Track daily or weekly goals, reflections, and progress reports.
    • Theory Exercises: Completed assignments, quizzes, or notes from theory lessons.
    • Personal Projects: Original compositions, arrangements, or collaborative works.
    • Milestones: Certificates, badges, feedback from teachers, and progress reviews.
    • Repertoire Lists: Pieces learned, currently working on, or pieces to aspire to.
  • ๐Ÿ”’ Privacy & Access Control
    • Each portfolio map can be password-protected or shared selectively with teachers, parents, or peers.
    • This provides a safe and private space for students to reflect and showcase their progress confidently.
  • ๐Ÿ“ค Showcasing and Submitting Work
    • Students can submit assignments or exam recordings by uploading directly to their map.
    • Teachers can comment on boxes, give feedback on specific parts of audio recordings or videos, or add provide additional resources.
  • ๐Ÿ“ข Presentations and Parent Reviews
    • During student-led conferences or parent meetings, portfolios can be shared to present the studentโ€™s journey.
    • Maps can be exported or showcased live from a tablet or screen, offering a modern and interactive way to present musical growth.
  • ๐ŸŒŸ Motivation and Recognition
    • Teachers and peers can use liking/reaction boxes to encourage and recognize great work.
    • Progress over time is visually trackable, which helps boost motivation and confidence.
  • ๐Ÿ”” Follow and Notification Options
    • Students can follow their own map to get updates/reminders if a teacher leaves comments or assigns new tasks.
    • Teachers or mentors can follow student maps to stay updated on their development without needing constant manual check-ins.

  • This use of Edumaps turns the learning process into a personalized and interactive journey, where students take ownership of their progress while being guided and supported by their teachers. The portfolio approach nurtures self-reflection, accountability, and artistic identity โ€“ key qualities in any successful musician.
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