Putting It All Together
Posted by Janice on May 27, 2009 in Music, PowerPoint, The Arts
If you have received your new teacher computer you have worked with various professional development modules from Instructional Technology. Many of you have asked for an example of how to put all of the learning together in a presentation that uses the presentation station as the primary delivery device for a class project. (more…)
Teaching Music with Technology at Coe Elementary
Posted by Gary on June 5, 2008 in Music, Teacher Voices
Teaching Music with Technology
Ken Pendergrass’ music class at Coe Elementary uses all the “regular” tools for teaching music: textbooks, drums, chimes, electric and acoustic guitars, and an old piano. But, once class begins he incorporates some new tools into his instruction, a presentation station with a multimedia computer, and a cart containing 16 “multimedia” laptops. (more…)
Using Video From the Internet
Posted by Eric C. on November 28, 2007 in Foreign Languages, Instructional Strategies, Language Arts, Math, Music, Science, Social Studies, The Arts
More and more teachers are looking to the Internet as a source for videos to use in their classrooms. But before getting carried away there are a couple of major considerations to think about. First, is access to the videos you want blocked? Second, is your school’s Internet connection robust enough to handle watching video? (more…)
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