There are three main types of learning: Notes, Chords and scales.

Notes

• Locate note: You’ll get notes and you have to find them on the fretboard. Tap on a string on a certain fret to enter your answer.
  In this exercise there are two different levels of difficulty: In the easy level you have to find the note in one of the possible locations. In the more difficult level, you have to find the note in all locations
• Identify note: The place of a note is given and you have to enter the correct name of the note

Intervals

• Locate interval: You’ll get intervals and you have to enter them on the fretboard. Choose two notes on your fretboard. The two notes must be spaced at the desired interval.
• Identify interval: The fretboard shows you an interval, and you must enter the name of that interval or build it on a piano.

Chords

• Locate chord: You’ll get chords and you have to enter them on the fretboard. Tap on the strings to enter a fingering of the chord
• Identify chord: A fingering of the chord is given and you have to enter the correct name of the chord

Scales

• Locate scale: You’ll get scales and you have to enter each note of the scale on the fretboard.
• Locate scale (all positions): You’ll get scales and you have to enter each note of the scale on each position of the fretboard.
• Identify scale: A scale is shown on the fretboard and you have to enter the correct name of the scale

Scale Degrees

The Scale Degrees quiz challenges you to identify or locate notes based on their functional role within a specific scale and key. Instead of thinking in absolute note names like “E” or “G”, you focus on the interval relative to the tonic, such as the “Major 3rd” or “Perfect 5th”. This is essential for understanding melodic patterns, improvising, and visualizing the fretboard through the lens of music theory.

• Locate scale degree: You are given a specific scale degree, and you must find it on the fretboard within the context of the active scale and key. Tap the correct location on a string to enter your answer.
• Identify scale degree: A specific position on the fretboard is highlighted. You must identify which scale degree that note represents.