Technology — 2020 Sessions — International Music Education Summit

Introduction to Ensemble Recording: How to Make a Great Recording of Your Choir

Are you a choral director interested in recording your own ensemble, but not sure where to begin?

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If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them-Digital Music Education Technology to Inspire Your Students to Practice

In today’s fast-paced digital world, music education is as crucial as ever.

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Engage, Enrich and Empower your Students with Yousician’s Gamified Approach

In this session, you will have the opportunity to experience a Gamified Group Music Lesson with the world's largest e-learning music platform.

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Self-Publishing and Arranging: Legally sell your music online!

Selling your own music and arrangements of copyrighted works is now easy.

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Creating on All Devices: Online music tech made easy

Wondering how to teach music using online tools?

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No time for assessment? Use video recording instead!

In this session you will see how I use web-based video recording software to assess individual student performance to save time but also provide baseline data and show student growth.

TechnologyGuest UserMay 16, 2020internet, web, recording, software, data, administration

Oh No! I Have to Teach a Music Tech Class - Music Tech Class 101

Technology is a facet in all music-making today, so it’s no surprise that more and more music teachers are being asked to teach a music tech class.

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Music Technology Integrations for Google Classroom

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Making the Most of Your Method Book

Method books: love them or hate them, most instrumental ensemble teachers use them.

General Music, Instrumental Music, TechnologyGuest UserMay 16, 2020method, book, instrumental, management, classroom

Music Technology for 21st Century Learning: Exploring the Latest Tech Tools for Your Music Classroom

Our students live in a connected world.

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Noteflight Learn for Composition, Recording, and Assessments

Noteflight Learn provides the ability for all students to compose, record, and access digital content on any device.

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More than Arrangements: How Noteflight Can Improve your Rehearsals

Noteflight is not only the ideal notation software for creating music, you can also use Noteflight Learn to collaborate, share scores, and record music.

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Maximizing Engagement in Middle School Music

Classroom music within the middle school setting is challenging in nature and is often a subject with a wide range of student differentiation

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Audio for Music Educators

One of the biggest holes in music education programs is the lack of training in audio technology.

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Tips and Tricks for Electronics in Marching Band

With the proliferation of electronics in marching band, much of the ensemble's success comes down to the successful implementation of devices and the know-how of people running the equipment.