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This free music theory site is useful as a general reference, although I tend to slightly change the order in which materials are presented in my theory classes. It is a one stop site with music manuscript paper and a pop up keyboard as well as lessons, matrices, calculators and other tools. Most useful, I've found the "Exercise Customizer" listed at the bottom of the tools page. This together with the "Code Checker" means that I can customize activities for students to practice a particular concept. The range of flexibility means that I can make selections, along with audio to use for practice drills and tests, using identification, construction or keyboard identification and ear training. I share the link, students generate a 'report' through the side to get a "verification code" which they submit, so I can see exactly what they've done (no of questions, %, time taken etc). I continue to use it with several classes from beginner to advanced students. (Linked with Tenuto for ipad/ iphone at 3.99).