Dr. Jim Frankel recently wrote an interesting and thought-provoking post titled “The iPad in the Music Classroom: Useful Tool or Expensive Toy?” In this post, he poses several questions, some which…
Continue readingLet me preface this post by stating that I have never taught in the K-12 music classroom with iPads and that I am not trying to be inflammatory by asking…
Continue reading*Picture by Mihaela (@mihaela_v) ~ Thanks! Monday’s Music Quote: “Just don’t give up trying to do what you really want to do. Where there is love and inspiration, I don’t…
Continue readingOn Friday I had the great pleasure of spending time with the illustrious Dr. Tom Rudolph, at Maryland Music Educators’ Association Conference. Tom was our distinguished Music Tech guest this…
Continue readingLast week MusTech.Net officially started its new Social Media Music News Initiative with two posts each day at our official Facebook page, http://facebook.com/mustech.net. What is this initiative all about? It’s…
Continue readingIn the era of the digital age and “going green,” more and more schools opt to communicate with parents via eblasts, websites, text messages, and more. Back in 2000, when…
Continue readingCloud computing still seems to be a mysterious word in education – specifically music education. I’m not sure why. All cloud computing means is that instead of the old-fashioned method…
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