For Teachers

We got to catch up with Nicole Avesani, an experienced choral director, voice teacher and owner of Avesani Voice Studio. Here’s what Nicole had to say about teaching with uTheory.

How can you use uTheory in your classroom to transition back to in-person learning, yet meet the needs of today's learners?

What do my students need to use uTheory? uTheory is fully cloud-based and runs in almost every web browser with no software or app installation. The following browsers and operating systems are currently supported: ComputerMac: Safari v. 11 or laterChrome v. 63 or laterFirefox v. 67 or laterWindows: Chrome v. 63 or laterFirefox v. 67 or laterEdge v. 79 or later(Internet Explorer is not supported)Linux: Chrome v. 63 or laterChromium v. 63 or laterFirefox v. 67 or laterChromebookChromeOS version 63 or laterPhone or TabletiPad/iPhone: iOS 11 or laterAndroid: Chrome browser version 63 or laterAllowlistNetwork administrators click here for the allow list recommendations.

uTheory's allow list, for network administrators of school-managed devices. Domain: utheory.comMinimal allow list: *.html *.mp4 *.mp3 *.ogg *.wav *.svg *.jpeg *.jpg *.png *.gif *.css *.js *.mjs *.wat *.wasm *.csv Domain: cdn.utheory.comMinimal allow list: *.mp4 *.mp3 *.ogg *.wav *.svg *.jpeg *.jpg *.png *.gif *.css *.js *.mjs *.wat *.wasm Domain: player.vimeo.com/external*.akamaized.net Recommended allow list: *.m3u8 *.mp4 *.ts Minimal allow list: None. (uTheory uses Vimeo/Akamaized for adaptive bitrate video for the video lessons. If either is on your deny list, uTheory will fall back to loading lesson videos from https://utheory.com; however, they will not be streamed at adaptive bit rates, so the user experience may be diminished for students.)