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How learning music and art helps learning other subjects - 1 views
After having to write a music curriculum plan for a high school that had to meet all the standards set for schools by Arizona it was easy to see how learning music and art were connected to other s...
Creating Music Notation on an iPad | iPad and Technology in Music Education - 1 views
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Shows how to notate music on an iPad.
How Music Teachers Got Their Groove Back: Music Instruction Goes Digital - 0 views
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A lot of great thinkings about digital music education compared to original music education.
The California Music Educators Association Takes A Stand: Spend New Education Funding o... - 0 views
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California Music Educators Association (CMEA) issued an important statement on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) Education. Putting money toward music education for their students in California
Music Ed Resource | MER 06: Music Technology, Band, and Building a Program with Dan Berard - 0 views
Wheel of Musical Impressions with Adam Levine - Technology mediating musical engagement! - 1 views
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I think this is a prime, fun example of how technology mediates our musical engagement. This is only one example out of many, but heres it is! Enjoy!
Music benefits the brain, research reveals - 0 views
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Article about the research done on how music benefits the brain.
teoría - Music Theory Web - 1 views
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Web site dedicated to the study of Music Theory. Articles, reference, interactive exercises. Use a lot for music theory/ear training. Wish I would have known about this when I was in high school -
Web site dedicated to the study of Music Theory. Articles, reference, interactive exercises. Most of us probably already know this site but its nice to have on hand and incase you haven't worked with it, its great for ear training.
Music, Copyright & Youtube: Fair Use, Public Domain & DMCA - 0 views
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The aim of this article is to help you better understand the copyright principles, such as fair use, public domain and creative commons licensing, that you need to be aware of when including music in your YouTube videos. At the end of the page, there are also a few links regarding where to find music...
Using iPads for Choir Sectionals (many links!) | Technology in Music Education - 1 views
Technology for Music Education - 1 views
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A great starting resource for teaching music technology. Keep an eye out for the online symposium on October 13th!
Music with Mrs. Dennis: apps - 0 views
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Teacher's blog with many resources including a list of free music apps and programs to use in the classroom.
110 Music Apps - 0 views
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This blog post collects 110 different music apps you can use in the classroom and categorizes them based on their function (ie: tuners, metronomes, sound exploration, etc.) Useful for all ages!
SmartMusic Updated Today! Huge Benefits Included! | iPad and Technology in Music Education - 0 views
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Describes the new updated version of the SmartMusic program.
What questions do you have about music teaching and learning? - 32 views
What are some ideas on teaching beginning clarinetists with tiny hands and fingers how to go over the break?
10 Reasons for Ableton Live in Music Education - Full in depth reports on music technol... - 0 views
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Describes benefits of using ableton live in the classroom. Details features and gives ideas on how to implement the program for kids as well as talking about features such as compatibility, midi mapping and video and podcast integration that could be used in the classroom.
iReal Pro Music App - 1 views
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This is another tool to create band tracks. It's only $12.99 in the app store. It has high reviews and appears to be an intuitive interface.
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I've used this for private lesson and my own practicing. It's great!
How to connect your iPad to your SmartBoard - 0 views
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This article shows you how to connect an iPad to your classroom SmartBoard! This can allow you to pull up music apps on the big screen, draw on the screen so students can see what you're doing, and it keeps you mobile! You can walk around the room while you teach. This could be helpful in just about any classroom, especially in a music setting!