Her book- Pass the Baton: Empowering All Music Students.Chamber music breakout groups using Google Meet and Soundtrap.Engaging students with musical performance using the Flipgrid video service.Being creative with whatever teaching scenario and schedule your district is moving forward with this fall.
Theresa Hoover Ducassoux joins the show to talk about technology for teaching band at a distance, productivity methodologies, Google apps for personal and school use, Flipgrid, empowering students, and more. Tagged: christopher cicconi, towson university, forscore, tonal energy tuner, goodnotes, alex shapiro, john mackey, putting the e in ensemble, composer diversity database, kaitlin bove, weather line, carrot weather, fidelity, the comet is coming, game of thrones, mad mac fury road, soundtrack, conducting, wind ensemble, concert band, repertoire, beat patterns, titles, orchestras, orchestral studies, director of bands, frank ticheli Thanks to my sponsor this month, MusicFirst. Please don't forget to rate the show and share it with others! Subscribe to Music Ed Tech Talk:Īpple Podcasts | Overcast | Castro | Spotify | RSS Robby - Trust in the Life-force of the Deep Mystery - The Comet Is ComingĬhris - Game of Thrones Highlights - Spotify Playlist | Mad Max: Fury Road Soundtrack I use the same process for looking at Parts before printing - send to iBooks or Kindle - they show up fast and you get a more accurate view than using Dynamic Parts to see what the parts look like. Sending things via the Notes app is very handy because they're immediately available (and playable) on the iPad and any of your connected devices. Save to Files (via iCloud can save/ send to iCloud and any other connected service. - TE Tuner (tonal energy tuner - an app I love and can't do without any more) which will play your files, and analyze them, and other things on your iPad.add to notes - the wave file can be played on the iPad from there.Send to - & a variety of options open up. When I went through the process of dragging a file from the iOS device to the Mac via iTunes once, I found several better, faster ways.
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