5 Tips for Recording Students on iPads

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iPad Music Project Ideas!

iPad Projects for the Music Classroom includes 22 step-by-step projects you can use straight away with your music students. Take the guesswork out of choosing apps and discover how you can use iPads in an engaging and meaningful way.

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I’m Katie Argyle, founder of Midnight Music. I provide practical professional development that simplifies technology for music teachers, helping you teach with confidence and creativity using modern tools. I hold a Bachelor of Music (Education, Honours) from the University of Melbourne. With more than 15 years of experience, I’ve spoken at over 100 conferences and helped thousands of educators worldwide integrate technology into their teaching through my courses, workshops, and the Midnight Music Community.

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Music Specific Technology and Apps for the Classroom | Pearltrees May 27, 2016 at 4:16 pm - Reply

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