ARMA lets you go beyond the bound book by giving you the tools to customize materials for music history and theory courses. With our responsive functionality, you can use our pre-set courses or make your own. The music scores, peer-reviewed articles, and structured commentaries are available for the various kinds of courses and modules your students need.
ARMA lets you control the content by letting your choose from hundreds of files to build courses that are responsive to your students’ needs and your teaching style. You no longer need to deal with the order imposed by binding. With print, the order of pages is a physical reality that imposes a sequence on the book. With ARMA, your ideas drive the content, so that the order of ideas and the amount of supporting ideas found in scores, articles, and commentaries, is yours. You can shape the course with your ideas and in doing so capture your students’ imaginations.
During your term, you can make as many changes as you need. Supposed your students want to explore a topic in more detail. With a bound book, you can send them to the library, but with ARMA you can revise your couse to add more content or create a module that addresses their interest. It’s your choice, and your students never pay more for the additional content you include or the new items that we offer when they become available.
ARMA brings this digital advantage and others to your courses so that you can respond to students’ requests and anticipate them. It’s not enough to be online, ARMA lets you function responsively. It’s a digital difference that matters as you see your students engaged with the content you bring them.