New Graphics For ME Bloggers! Become A Music Education Blogger Today!
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Hello all,
I’ve finished up a couple of graphics and badges that can be used for any ME Blogger! I’m pretty excited about them and I think they turned out pretty well (pat, pat!). :). I’m going to create a couple different ones in the time to come as well.
Here’s the very simple rules for using the ME Blogger Badges:
Your blog must deal with music education, and/or music education technology
You agree to openly share your blog information with others and be part of a global conversation with others about our field (comment on others blogs once in a while!!!)
You keep the badge the same as I have them, with the exception that you may re-size them to any size you would like and you may change the transparent color if need be.
You don’t have to, but… I would appreciate it if you linked the picture (anchor) it back to our 100 ME blogger campaign so we can get other music educators interested it what we are doing. Use this link as the anchor point:
http://www.mustech.net/100-me-bloggersYou can use this logo on any literature/paper/materials that you want, so long as you are a ME blogger!
If you don’t follow these simple rules, you may not use the badges.. :(
Here are the links:
Main Badge:
JPG and PNG formats can be found here:
http://www.esnips.com/web/mebloggers
PNG formats are transparent.
Little ME Badge:
Right-Click the above and SAVE AS….
Please remember that to be an official ME blogger, not only do you need to blog about Music Education you need to join in the conversation with others by listing sites like mustech.net and others in your blogroll and commenting on other music educators sites every so often! Visit my blogroll in the left sidebar for an example, and some great bloggers!
I will be posting the list of old and NEW ME bloggers very soon!!! Stay tuned!
Joseph M. Pisano, Ph.D., is an industry innovator, educator, clinician and lecturer, trumpeter and conductor, and the creator of many music and education websites. He is currently the Vice President of Innovation and Engagement at Keystone Ridge Designs, Inc. After twenty-three years as a professor and administrator in higher education, he made the move into industry in 2018.
As one of the youngest full professors in Grove City’s history, he served in many capacities during his tenure including Professor of music, Director of Music and Fine Arts Technology, Technical Director of the Pew Fine Arts Center, Associate/Assistant Chair of Music and Fine Arts, Director of Jazz Studies.
He finished his tenure at the college as the Director of Bands, where he directed the college’s Symphonic Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Pep Band, and various smaller ensembles. He continues to guest direct bands, consult with music programs, and adjudicate ensembles and programs today.
He has been named a TI:ME Teacher of the Year, received the JEN Jazz Educator Award, the PA Citation of Excellence, and named a “member for life” of the PA Intercollegiate Bandmasters Association. He is a past Vice President of the Technology Institute for Music Educators, an associate member of the American Bandmasters Association, a past President of the PA Intercollegiate Bandmasters Association, and a member of various education and music honoraries.
He has written for numerous publications including DCI Magazine, Teaching Music Magazine, SBO, and was the Educational Editor for In-Tune Monthly Magazine for eight years; he has contributed hundreds of articles to various publications.
He is an active conductor, trumpeter, clinician, and educator. Find out more at his website: jpisano.com.