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Carol J

Create free online courses and bring the latest Blackboard technology into your classroom. - 0 views

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    Free course sites in Blackboard for K-12 and higher ed teachers.
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Teachers' Domain: Sound and Solids: Listening Stick - 0 views

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    Exploring the sound of music through science
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BBC - Maestro - Game - 0 views

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    Maestro - music games for music students. Students get their hand at being a conductor in the game.
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SMART Boards and Music to my Ears - Teachers Love SMART Boards - 1 views

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    A listing of various interactive music websites for elementary students.
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K-12 Resources For Music Educators - 0 views

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    A few links to additional music resources for whiteboards etc.
Carol J

Fat Boy Slim and Radio 1 Online Mixing Competition - 0 views

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    Recreate the sounds of an award-winning DJ with this great Fat Boy Slim online mixing game. Choose from a variety of well chosen samples and loops, and mix them together to create a dance floor tune to be proud of. The clever thing about this game is that success is measured by how many people you manage to get dancing to your tunes. The students I work with always enjoy this, and see it as a challenge worth working towards. It is also one of the more popular elementary music games that I have used.
Carol J

Classics for Kids - 0 views

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    There are four music games on Classics for Kids, and each of them are based on solid musical theory. The Rockin' Rhythm Master encourages children to listen to and repeat drum beat rhythms, while the Note Name game is all about naming notes on a staff. The composer time machine offers musical samples from great musicians, and a simple composer lets students create music as long as they keep four beats to every bar. The games open in a small window, so if you use Firefox, I would recommend the Flash Game Maximizer plugin in order to make them full screen.
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Incredibox - 0 views

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    Incredibox is one of those websites that really have to be seen to be believed. It encourages composition skills in students, but in a fun and user-friendly way. Basically you create your own a cappella group song from a list of chosen voice generated sound effects. It is incredibly addictive and even has bonus bridge sections that can be earned from creating a worthwhile composition. Everything is guaranteed to match musically so you can use this with any age of elementary students and still get great results. Try it and you will love it.
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aRTs Roundtable 25: Living with Musical Performance and Technology | EdReach - 0 views

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    Podcast on the Arts with Carol Broos. Specifically, this podcast is about combining music with technology in the elementary classroom.
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Music - iPhone Apps | i[App]Phone - 0 views

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    Catalog of various free and low fee music apps for ipad and iphone.
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PenCamp - Free Fun Pages - 0 views

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    Make Your Own Pages Write a Story. Create a Poem. Share a Joke. Write out your music. Sign in only includes a page name and a password
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Performing Arts: Next Vista for Learning - 1 views

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    Subject Area Archive: Performing Arts
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Karajan® Beginner - Music & Ear Trainer - iOS app from appsolute GmbH | Appol... - 1 views

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    "Karajan Beginner is the free version of Karajan, an easy to use music and ear training application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It provides lessons for learning to recognize intervals, chords, scales, pitch and tempo (bpm) with detailed statistics. Karajan is a great tool for music theory students, whether they are in junior high, high school, or college. It is also very useful for every hobb..."
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Instruments in Reach Basic - iOS app from John Ferland | Appolicious ™ iPhone... - 0 views

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    "A fingering chart on your iPhone or iPod touch. This application is designed as a quick reference guide for instrumentalist. Perfect for young band and orchestra students, this was created by a former band director. Simply choose your instrument and scroll thru the chromatic scale to find a fingering or position. Quick and simple rather than having to pull out your method books every time y..."
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