Introduction to the Online Workbook

Noteflight is an online music writing application that lets you create, view, print, and hear music notation with professional quality, right in your web browser. 

For more information about Noteflight, please visit their site: https://www.noteflight.com

The Online Workbook contains digital versions of the worksheets found in the printed workbook for your textbook. Each worksheet contains directions on how it should be completed. If you need help using the Noteflight editor, please review their extensive user guide, found here: https://wwnorton.learning.noteflight.com/guide

After completing a worksheet in the Noteflight editor, click the Turn In This Score button found at the top of the worksheet to submit it to your instructor for grading. After turning in the worksheet, click the Done button in the lower right corner to close the worksheet and return to the workbook.

Note: If you closed the Turn In This Score button or it did not appear at the top of the worksheet, click on the Save cloud icon, close the worksheet, and reopen it. The Turn In This Score button should then be displayed. 

Not ready to turn in the score? Click on the Save cloud icon and click the Done button. You can then return to the worksheet later to complete it and turn it in to your instructor.

If you experience issues or have any questions concerning the Noteflight editor, please visit Noteflight's technical support page (https://support.noteflight.com) or send their support team an email (support@noteflight.com).

Some of the worksheets require you to listen to a specific audio example in order to be able to complete the worksheet. Those audio examples can be found under the Playlists tile on the Digital Resources page for your textbook. Select the Workbook Audio tab and all of the audio files for the workbook are organized by chapter.