Propared in the Classroom
Equipping the Next Generation of Managers
Equipping the Next Generation of Managers
Instructors can manage student access through their instructor dashboard.
Share the student signup with your students to get them up and running quickly.
Each student will have access to their own fully featured Propared sandbox account.
Propared can be easily taught as part of curriculum or as an independent study.
We provide a video training series that walks through every screen and function in Propared.
You also have access to downloadable worksheets that go along with each video and concept.
Eligible students and educators are those who are enrolled at, or employed by, a qualified educational institution. A qualified educational institution is one that has been accredited by an authorized governmental agency for the primary purpose of teaching enrolled students. This includes accredited high schools, and higher education institutions.
Instructor licenses and student accounts may only be used for in-class and independent study and may not be used for commercial or professional purposes.
Each Instructor License comes with the number of student seats needed for a term. When the term ends, you can remove those students from your Instructor Dashboard and reassign these seats to incoming students.
Yes! We provide a video training series that walks through every screen and function in Propared.
We also provide downloadable worksheets that go along with each video and concept.
This material can be used by students for self-study, or incorporated into stage management curriculum.
Yes! The professional version of Propared allows for collaboration among multiple users (including student stage managers) to manage shows, rehearsals, designer deadlines, costume fittings, show reports, classes, and more in a single system.
To explore the professional version of Propared, click here to schedule a meeting!
When a student signs in, they will have access to their own complete Propared subscription as any manager at a professional organization would, with three differences:
A professional Propared subscription allows an organization to create and manage multiple shows simultaneously. A student may only have one active project at a time.
Professional organizations can display a company or school logo on all schedules and paperwork. For students, a “Propared Student License” logo will appear at the top of all shared paperwork.
Professional organizations can add additional editing managers to their subscription including staff, faculty, department heads, and stage managers to collaborate on shows. Students will not be able to add any other users.