The Technology Guide for Music Educators is a resource that will help educators accomplish their curricular goals as they relate to software and technology products. This comprehensive and compact package is organized into several sections: Electronic Musical Instruments, Music Production, Music Notation Software, Technology-Assisted Learning, Multimedia, Productivity Tools, and Classroom and Lab Management. In addition to descriptions of product features, you'll also find other information valuable to educators, such as grade-level appropriateness and ideas for integrating the technologies covered into the music curriculum. Each chapter includes a summary table of the products presented (including system requirements and manufacturer websites), and a list of resources, such as suggested further reading.
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The Technology Institute for Music Educators (TI:ME) is a non-profit corporation registered in the State of Pennsylvania whose mission is to assist music educators in applying technology to improve teaching and learning in music. All of the contributing authors and editors of this book are TI:ME board members and regularly lead college and professional development courses on the use of technology in music education as well as in-service workshops and clinics throughout the USA. Most regularly contribute articles for Music Education Technology magazine, as well as music education journals.
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