General help

Have a question about Flat, our Platform, your Account? Check out this section.

Editor

Get started with our music notation software and learn tips about our app.

Flat for Education

Learn about our dedicated education features and integrations.

Sheet music embed

Embed interactive music notation in your websites, blogs and apps.

APIs for Developers

Developers, discover how to use and integrate our APIs and Music notation Embed.

Overview Tutorial FAQ

Create a class Invite students Archive a class

Resource Library Create an assignment Composition assignments Worksheets assignments Performance assignments Review and grade assignments Re-use an assignment Schedule an assignment Assign individual students Use a score as a template Limited toolsets Dictation assignments Student preview

Student Help

Get started as a student Work on assignments as a student

Admin

Invite Teachers Remove students School privacy

Google Classroom

Introduction Setup a class Create an assignment Experience as student FAQ

Microsoft Teams

Introduction Teams App Setup a course Create an assignment Admin consent

Introduction Setup & Configuration SSO with Canvas Embed music notation Assignments

Other Integrations

Schoology Moodle Blackboard Learn Schoolbox Clever Google Docs & Slides

Go further

Flat as a LTI Provider Education API Embed your scores anywhere

Get started as a student

As soon as you have been added to a class, you will be able to complete assignments and explore the notation editor to create scores and compose on your own. This section will guide you through the first steps on Flat for Education.

Get Started on Flat for Education - Video tutorial

Class and student stream

When you are added to a class, you will see it in your dashboard view.

Student classes

From there, you will be able to open a class and see everything your teacher has shared in it.

Class Stream

Once a class is open, you will be able to see the ongoing assignments, if there are any. You will also be able to see the different posts written by your teacher.

The following page explains in detail how the exercices can be completed.

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