This is the landing post for the materials (mostly iPad Music Education apps) that I discussed at the Cobb County School District In-service day on July 30. Most of…
Continue readingMany of you know that I frequently talk about the ease of the video tool Animoto in my lectures and clinics. It’s also one of the tools that I love…
Continue readingThis is a new series on MusTech.Net that pulls a number of the topics from the Music Educators Professional Learning Network (MPLN) into the “spotlight”. Because the MPLN…
Continue readingI’m excited to build-upon the official announcement from iSchoolMusic.org (iSchoolsMusic) and it becoming a FREE resource and tool for all music teachers! iSchoolMusic, like many things destined to be great,…
Continue readingMany music educators will, no doubt, be put in the position of finding a guest conductor to work with their instrumental or choral programs at some point. These types of…
Continue readingNOTE THIS IS AN OLD POST -WE ARE NOT CURRENTLY GIVING AWAY ISCHOOLBAND MEMBERSHIPS, BUT YOU CAN TRY THEIR PRODUCT FOR FREE AT HTTP://ISCHOOLBAND.COM -I ENCOURAGE YOU CHECK IT OUT…
Continue readingToday’s Monday Morning Music Mix (grab your favorite heated beverage and “take five”): Monday’s Music Quote, J.S. Bach: “I worked hard. Anyone who works as hard as I did…
Continue readingToday’s Monday Mix: We Fail Students by Minimizing Arts: “When totaled, the time came to 66 extra eight-hour days between August and May. With my salary supplement, this came to…
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