Harmonia vs uTheory

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uTheory teaches music theory, rhythm, and ear training in a web browser through video lessons and interactive exercises. Its library lists more than 300 video tutorials and more than 100 interactive exercises. Practice adapts to student performance, gives immediate feedback, and tracks progress toward mastery. Teachers can manage classes, assign lessons and practice, monitor progress, and create custom tests and quizzes. Google Classroom synchronization covers classes, rosters, assignments, due dates, and grades, with grades sent from uTheory to Google Classroom. Clever connections retrieve student names, synchronize rosters, and update grades in real time. The service runs on computers, Chromebooks, phones, and tablets without installing software or an app. The free Starter Plan provides 10 video lessons or exercises daily, progress tracking, and device synchronization. Monthly Unlimited costs $5.99 a month; Yearly Unlimited costs $39.99 a year, billed yearly. Education licenses are institutional group licenses with custom tests and a one-year term, priced from $10 to $3 per student by quantity. User data is stored in the United States.