Teaching music theory online just got a burst of fun and colour from Sproutbeat, a digital theory app.

Our guests today are Eik Mar and James Laughlin, founders of Sproutbeat, which has full-colour digital theory worksheets and games you can use on a tablet for teaching - without any printing or storing messy papers!

Whether you teach online or offline, Sproutbeat's worksheets and games will truly benefit you and your student.

In this episode, Eik and James share the beginnings of Sproutbeat and how it evolved to where it is today. We also talk about Sproutbeat - what it is, how it works, the benefits of using the product, and so much more.

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In this episode, you’ll learn how to add some fun into teaching music theory online - or in-studio!

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About our Guests

Eik Mar, Sproutbeat co-founder, is a classically trained pianist, author and music educator who has been teaching small children to play the piano for about 20 years. She's always believed that if she could make music education more engaging for her students, they would learn faster and retain more information, thus, providing the inspiration for SproutBeat.

James Laughlin is co-founder of SproutBeat and a web developer and entrepreneur. He's a people person who is constantly developing new ideas for online services to make life easier and bring people together.

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