Comments on: Music and Technology http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/music-and-technology/ A Professional Portfolio and Forum Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:48:31 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Adam S http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/music-and-technology/#comment-60 Adam S Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:46:41 +0000 http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-60 For anyone who might be interested, I am always willing to share my thoughts and materials. Feel free to contact me at aschlip@gmail.com. For anyone who might be interested,

I am always willing to share my thoughts and materials. Feel free to contact me at aschlip@gmail.com.

]]> By: Vickie Henson http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/music-and-technology/#comment-59 Vickie Henson Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:29:04 +0000 http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-59 Hi Adam, I came across a proposal that you wrote in Fall of 2006 for a Commercial Music Class and was wondering if I could get permission to use this as the basis of my proposal for a commercial music class at the HS where I teach. I would of course list you as author. I left a message at your work phone but was not really sure if it was the correct number. Thanks so much for your time. vickie Henson Hi Adam,
I came across a proposal that you wrote in Fall of 2006 for a Commercial Music Class and was wondering if I could get permission to use this as the basis of my proposal for a commercial music class at the HS where I teach. I would of course list you as author.
I left a message at your work phone but was not really sure if it was the correct number. Thanks so much for your time.
vickie Henson

]]> By: Adam S http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/music-and-technology/#comment-29 Adam S Tue, 21 Oct 2008 14:14:41 +0000 http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-29 John, I have actually given presentations that are strikingly similar to the projects that you have on you blog. I would be happy to discuss these as I think they are a great start in giving students the big picture in the music they perform. Have you considered making any supplemental materials available as handouts for students? I have found that it is a great opportunity to have them relate back to the material that you present. I also like my listening guides to be based around the concept of form. It is my belief that if a student can listen to the piece and see what is going on within, they are more likely to retain the big picture (this is where the handouts are essential). John,

I have actually given presentations that are strikingly similar to the projects that you have on you blog. I would be happy to discuss these as I think they are a great start in giving students the big picture in the music they perform.

Have you considered making any supplemental materials available as handouts for students? I have found that it is a great opportunity to have them relate back to the material that you present. I also like my listening guides to be based around the concept of form. It is my belief that if a student can listen to the piece and see what is going on within, they are more likely to retain the big picture (this is where the handouts are essential).

]]> By: John Sierakowski http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/music-and-technology/#comment-28 John Sierakowski Tue, 09 Sep 2008 04:23:27 +0000 http://musiceducation.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-28 I tend to agree that music technology in an ensemble classroom is well needed, but avoided at all costs for teachers that are not familiar with today technologies. I enjoy the challenge of incorporating technology in my classroom on a monthly basis, and try to make it accessible for more teachers. Please join my MusicElation Project and blog, I am making my projects open to all teachers to use in an ensemble class room. Hopefully these projects created are useable by all teachers, especially veteran teachers that have a basic understanding of technology. I tend to agree that music technology in an ensemble classroom is well needed, but avoided at all costs for teachers that are not familiar with today technologies. I enjoy the challenge of incorporating technology in my classroom on a monthly basis, and try to make it accessible for more teachers. Please join my MusicElation Project and blog, I am making my projects open to all teachers to use in an ensemble class room. Hopefully these projects created are useable by all teachers, especially veteran teachers that have a basic understanding of technology.

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