scheduling lessons using calendars

In response to a recent post asking for suggestions on spreadsheets and studio organization, I mentioned a free database software app I have used the past few years called “Airtable.” Airtable is a cloud-based database creator with really exciting possibilities, and the FREE version is…

• Last updated 4 years ago
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When my policy is that I teach weekly throughout the year, and that lessons are by default to be considered to take place even on national holidays and other days the local school districts might take off, Mondays have been a particular and consistent source…

• Last updated 11 years ago
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