ASU Digital/Hybrid Lab

The comments say the video is a "funny" but if it was to be taken seriously it would make a terrible tutorial!

The point of her video is to show people how to play a zelda song on the violin. The information she gives isn't bad, but she talks for WAY too long at the beginning, over explains things, and takes a lot of time. I like that she wanted to demonstrate the song for different ability levels, but she should probably make separate videos.

The information provided is OK and the overall set up is alright for keeping the performer anonymous. However, it takes way too long to make a point and the person demonstrating is obviously a beginner. I would use this in my class to have the student critique the person but not to learn from it. (this would be a betweener...it is ok info/set up but poor demonstration)

This link describes ways to promote music education.

Welcome to the League, dedicated to helping orchestras meet the challenges of the 21st century.

This site contains lessons and quizzes pertaining to teaching music theory. It can be used for both assessment and practice for students.

A website filled with digital games and activates with music related goals.

Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again! This could be useful for sharing scores, recital videos, mp3s, ect.

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.

Website focuses on ear training. Great for intervals and modes. Uses audio and visuals. Has practice exercises and practice tests.

A very great resource for any percussionist! 

Drumset Playalong Tracks Vic Firth playalong tracks are the perfect tool for both the private teaching studio and for individual practice.

IMSLP has free public domain sheet music and scores for thousands of pieces of music available for study.

This site helped me throughout my music history courses. Great resource of older classical scores in particular.

Facebook page for ASU's music education program. Students an post questions about the program/books for sale/questions/etc.

Categorized site that explains why music ed. is important.

Research shows that learning the do-re-mis can help children excel in ways beyond the basic ABCs.

PBS explaining the benefits of music ed.

Explore the largest community of artists, bands, podcasters and creators of music & audio. Easy to share mp3s of compositions, arrangements, recitals, and performances.

This website is basically a game that can help get drill ideas out of your head. There is also a forum that offers a community that enjoys talking about anything marching band. There are also music writing forums for feedback on pieces you compose or arrange and general talk forums

Click on the link above to access the course syllabus.

In this video, the person is supposed to be giving a tutorial of the song Viva La Vida for violin. What they actually end up doing is just playing the song at an awkward angle and don't actually explain what their doing.

This tutorial is decent. Is helpful but there is a lot of talking involved which might overwhelm a novice piano player. He also has a lot of "ads" trying to get people to like the post or try to subscribe, which I think is a little annoying