Excellent resource for tips on improving as a jazz musician.  This can be used by both educators and students. Covers many topics like practice habits and tips for transcribing music.

Blog dedicated to analyzing jazz and the pioneers that established the art.  Provided with rich historical context and a wealth of pictures, this could be used really well with a high-level jazz course.

Radio website that allows several customization options for the style of jazz you are interested in.  These styles are even organized by instrument which is great for students to pick our repertoire that is standard for their instrument.

Music Theory is a topic that can often be confusing when beginning to learn.  This website does a great job of breaking down the elements of music theory for anyone who is trying to gain deeper understanding of Music Theory.

Rubrics are great ways to have clean, concise ways to assess our students.  This resource shows educators how to use Google Forms to create and develop rubrics for your classes.

This website was developed to share and discuss the science of rudimental snare drumming.  You can also use this source to develop ideas for teaching and developing your marching percussion section.  Also included are common exercises that can be used.

Aside from quality percussion equipment, Vic Firth provides a wealth of information on percussion education. The site includes videos, articles, and pdf's of exercises as well if needed.  

Steve Weiss Music is a very good retail percussion website.  Educators can find their percussion needs here quickly and also receive them very quickly.  This company is great to consider for ordering repertoire, sticks and mallets, or large instruments.  Check them out!

This blog is a great resource for Jazz drum set.  The video in this entry is from Ed Soph from UNT. The series of videos are strong set of lessons for beginning Jazz drum set players.  Enjoy!