ASU Digital/Hybrid Lab

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...

This is kind of like a Pandora Radio, but for online articles of your interests. Really cool

My favorite metronome app

Free download of Music/MIDI shareware software. CD-Player - Slow down the speed of music without changing the pitch / MIDI

Why music helps the development of the brain.

Good general teacher comments/professional development are also important for music educators.

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!

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!

I've been looking for a way to teach this to my piano students! Thanks :)

Ways to use music if you end up teaching anything other than music.

I think the title says it all.

Ideas for lessons and how to bring other cultures into your music lessons. Ideas for K -12

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.

These are some interesting facts about music ed. that I found.

From the NAfME website, it talks about when to look for your first or another music educating job. Also there are links to building resumes and finding jobs.

He spoke in one of my classes last semester. He can make a variety of world music instruments from everyday items, and uses them to teach children.

This is an interesting book I read over winter break.