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What’s new in QuaverMusic?
The QuaverEd team is always working to refine our resources and curriculums. On each of our Release Notes pages, you’ll find an organized list of relevant updates, improvements, and releases with links to more information and help pages.
Teachers can now edit the total amount of QuaverNotes awarded for completing an assignment!
By default, a student will be rewarded 10 QuaverNotes once completing an assignment; educators can alter that reward amount to 20, 30, 40, or 50.
Educators can do so by selecting a new button found in the upper righthand corner of the Assignment Creation screen, next to the Menu and Help buttons.
ClassPlay song filters have been updated to work smarter. Selecting multiple grades broadens your results, while adding filters like genre or style narrows them, so the more you filter, the more relevant your results become.
Students will now be rewarded with QuaverNotes when they complete an assignment or win a contest!
Bronze Level contest winners will win 10 QuaverNotes, Silver Level contest winners will win 20 QuaverNotes, and Gold Level contest winners will win 40 QuaverNotes. The winners will receive a notification in their Inbox, much like how they would if rewarded the QuaverNotes from their teacher, via QRewards.
Teachers now have more Boomwhacker Resources with Flip Flop Hip-Hop!
Flip Flop Hip-Hop in an additon to the Boomwhacker Resources icon meant to further introduce playing chords, Rhythms (quarter notes, paired eighth notes, and quarter rests), and lastly form! Use the resource link above to check it out!
Zoom – You can use your computer keys, your fingers on a smartboard, or the Options menu to increase the size of the score.
Select Area – Use your computer mouse or fingers on the score to select and highlight an area with a green box. This area will then display. (example below)
Print – You can print the whole score or a selected area.
Horizontal Scrolling – You have the option to scroll the score horizontally. This feature is best for scores with multiple parts. (example below)
Measure Numbers – You can select whether measure numbers are not shown, shown over every measure, or shown over alternating measures.
March, 2026
3rd–5th Screen Updates
ImprovementWe’ve rolled out a series of visual updates across grades 3–5 to better align with the intended age group. This includes refreshed backgrounds, photos, and artwork across key screens such as Media Slide Shows, Sound N Pic, Metronome, What Did We Learn Today, and Welcome Screens, along with updates to interactive activities like Quaver Five, Staff Champion, and Tic Qac Toe.
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These changes are visual only; there are no updates to instructional content or screen layout.