Comments on: Should We Utilize Technology In The Music Classroom? Questions To Ask First. http://mustech.net/2007/11/13/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first *** A Symphony of Music Education, and Technology! Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:14:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: MusTech.Net! | The Fire Roars, Our SKYPE CONCERT, Catches More National Attention http://mustech.net/2007/11/13/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first#comment-1117 MusTech.Net! | The Fire Roars, Our SKYPE CONCERT, Catches More National Attention Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:16:16 +0000 http://www.mustech.net/2007/11/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first/#comment-1117 [...] are a couple of recent mentions about SKYPE found in articles at MusTech.Net: Should We Utilize Technology in the Music Classroom? Questions to Ask First! Using Skype in the Educational Setting: Skyping Experts Into The Classroom The official citing of [...] [...] are a couple of recent mentions about SKYPE found in articles at MusTech.Net: Should We Utilize Technology in the Music Classroom? Questions to Ask First! Using Skype in the Educational Setting: Skyping Experts Into The Classroom The official citing of [...]

]]> By: Travis J. Weller http://mustech.net/2007/11/13/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first#comment-421 Travis J. Weller Tue, 20 Nov 2007 04:30:37 +0000 http://www.mustech.net/2007/11/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first/#comment-421 Joe, Thanks a bunch! My first podcast is up over at Wildvoice for my MS Band Students. I am enjoying this for 3 reasons: 1) As you said, we are all crunced for time. But by using a podcast, I can actually extend my instructional time with the students. My first podcast is more a review session than anything, but I feel it will be worth it for their benefit. 2) Getting to use technology can be an attractive draw for students. Plus, I think utilizing what is currently available shows our willingness to learn and constantly evolve as an educator of music. 3) I am out not one dime to improve the quality of music instruction. That to me is the amazing part. It cost me some time this evening - but to be honest, it was no more time than I would have spent writing it in to a rehearsal plan. Thanks again for your constant encouragement, and thank you for helping all of us get access to programs and software that we can utilize in our professon. Joe,

Thanks a bunch! My first podcast is up over at Wildvoice for my MS Band Students.

I am enjoying this for 3 reasons:

1) As you said, we are all crunced for time. But by using a podcast, I can actually extend my instructional time with the students. My first podcast is more a review session than anything, but I feel it will be worth it for their benefit.

2) Getting to use technology can be an attractive draw for students. Plus, I think utilizing what is currently available shows our willingness to learn and constantly evolve as an educator of music.

3) I am out not one dime to improve the quality of music instruction. That to me is the amazing part. It cost me some time this evening - but to be honest, it was no more time than I would have spent writing it in to a rehearsal plan.

Thanks again for your constant encouragement, and thank you for helping all of us get access to programs and software that we can utilize in our professon.

]]> By: Podcast newbie! « Composing Like Mad http://mustech.net/2007/11/13/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first#comment-420 Podcast newbie! « Composing Like Mad Tue, 20 Nov 2007 03:58:33 +0000 http://www.mustech.net/2007/11/should-we-utilize-technology-in-the-music-classroom-questions-to-ask-first/#comment-420 [...] to utilizing this technology to improve music education (please refer to a great article over at Mustech.net dealing with this very idea!) in our everyday instruction. It took me about 15-20 minutes tonight [...] [...] to utilizing this technology to improve music education (please refer to a great article over at Mustech.net dealing with this very idea!) in our everyday instruction. It took me about 15-20 minutes tonight [...]

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