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janie reneau on 26 Mar 11The word technoholic is new to me. Music teachers can be demanding and overinvolved in trying tools to inspire music learning. This is a nice site for sharing music ideas and blogging.
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Free Piano Lessons online!- Click here to get 10 free piano lessons. You will need access to YouTube and FlashPlayer to view some of the website. A Simple Synthesizer – Click on the boxes! Play a Virtual Piano!(Must have Java Script installed) Famous Pianist Word Search (Choose “Print” from the File Menu too print a hard copy) Strange and Unusual Pianos Music/Piano Jokes and Funnies Test out some Virtual Drum Machines! 120 Years of Electronic InstrumentsStarts with the Musical Telegraph (1876) of Elisha Gray, who got to the patent office with his telephone patent one hour later than Alexander Graham Bell. Virtual Piano/OscilloscopeAs you play, you’ll see and hear the wave forms! Playing Fraction Pies - Phil Tulga site Music Activities and Classroom Integration (math, science, language arts, homemade instruments) Progressive and excellent site by Phil Tulga. Definitely take a look.
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Sarah Johnston's blogsite is excellent. It is written for the music educator professional and music students.It has Websites, technology information, suggestions, and general music technology integration. It provides examples of student technology/music projects.The students do film scoring, podcasts, composer reports, and GarageBand (software) compositions.It's philosophy is music is a major component of lifelong learning. It is designed on experience and first hand projects.It doesn't offer conclusions but leaves the viewer with the options of using what is on this site for further study and enjoyment.What I liked best about this site was the interactive music activities that allowed instant music playing.