All Entries Tagged With: "Links"
How do you…? (W3# 9-52 )
One of the questions teachers frequently ask me when I run courses is “How do you….?” usually followed by some variation of video, audio, downloading editing and making useful in the classroom. Thinking about this allowed me to realize that I have come across lots of discussions online which celebrate the many resources available online [...]
Need a Theramin – no problem! It's as easy as 1, 2, 3
Here is a really nifty idea for bringing the Theremin to life (unless of course you have a real one stashed away in your department store). All you need is three radios – Nice! There is no substitute for feeling the relationship between the sound of the instrument and your movements. I would recommend a [...]
Spare hour tomorrow?
(Text fromTED at http://www.ted.com/webcast/watch/event/peacesummit) Watch Karen Armstrong live from the Vancouver Peace Summit Sunday, September 27 1:00-3:30 PDT TED Prize winner Karen Armstrong joins four Nobel Peace laureates, including the Dalai Lama, Jody Williams, Mairead Maguire and Betty Williams, moderated by Mary Robinson, at the Dalai Lama Center’s Vancouver Peace Summit to introduce the story [...]
Culture of technology and technology of culture lectures
Thanks to Amber for sending me this link to to 50 free lectures on technology from universities across the world. Categorised into Culture, Information, The internet, Machines Invention and Creation, Computers, Open source and Future. There is something for everyone (well almost!) Visit the site here.
W3 for Music Educators #8
Take a look at this great link: http://www.onlinecolleges.net/2009/08/05/100-best-online-archives-for-music-majors/. 100 links to music archives catagorised into Pop, Classical, World and Regional, Historical, Sheet and Lyric archives. Each has a single sentence description. Great Job!
W3 for Music Educators #3
The National Association of Music Educators is a UK based professional association and charity that represents all those involved in music education. As well as membership resources the NAME wesbsite offers several items that are of interest and freely available to non-members. NAME have been partners in several collaborative projects and provide links to information [...]
W3 for Music educators #2
Global dimension is a UK based website run by DEA (Development Education Association) an education charity that “promotes global learning” (their words). They seek to support ‘the global dimension in schools’ which from their seems to mean engaging with issues that cause us to think outside the box of our context or country and look [...]
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- prk24: RT @pisanojm: The Music Educator's Professional Learning Network Launched 12 hours ago! Check it out today! http://musicpln.org #mused ...prk24: RT @pisanojm: The Music Educator's Professional Learning Network Launched 12 hours ago! Check it out today! http://musicpln.org #mused ... […]
