6 MORE Fun Icebreakers for the Beginning of the Year in the Secondary Music Classroom
This is a post by Katrina Proctor, Former Middle School Music Teacher & Content Manager at Midnight Music. Introduction Back-to-school
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We Have a Notation Program – Now What? A Step-by-Step Guide
Introduction This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Jennifer Jenkins. With the shift of teaching toward digital,
TeachRock Lessons and Soundbreaking TechTools: Exciting New Ways to Learn About Music Tech History
This is a post by Katrina Proctor, Former Middle School Music Teacher & Content Manager at Midnight Music. Introduction If
Free Music Tech Resource Highlight: Variation Playground
This is a guest post written by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine (Katie) Miller. Introduction I am always looking for
Should I use GarageBand, Soundtrap or Bandlab with my Students?
Note: For the most up-to-date information, check out the updated Soundtrap vs. BandLab blog post here. GarageBand For Mac, Soundtrap
How To Write Blues Lyrics
The 12 Bar Blues The 12 Bar Blues are a popular choice when it comes to teaching form, chord structure,
free music tech resource highlight: 4four.io
This is a guest post written by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine (Katie) Miller. Introduction Have you heard of 4four.io?
free music tech resource highlight: Doctor Musik
Over the next several weeks, come join us as we count down to the release of the 2022-23 Ultimate Free
bring digital music scores to life with Newzik
This is a guest post by Dr. Lee Whitmore, founder of Synchronize Strategy. Introduction I’ve been having a lot of
How to make digital & physical concert programs in Canva
This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine Miller. Concert season has arrived! Many schools and programs
Canva video tools: a quick-start guide for teachers
This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine Miller. Canva isn’t just for creating graphics and images!
two low-cost apps for scanning sheet music: ‘PlayScore 2’ & ‘Sheet Music Scanner’
This is a post by Katrina Proctor, Content Manager at Midnight Music. A free trial of PlayScore 2 was provided
10 Canva templates for the music classroom
This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine Miller. There are so many digital resources available for
3 quick tips to clean up your Canva drive
This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine Miller. Once you fall in love with designing for
9 exciting Canva updates for teachers
This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Katherine Miller. There is so much to love about Canva!
7 things you didn’t know you could do with Noteflight Learn
This is a sponsored post for Noteflight Learn, written by Danielle Herrera, Educational Marketing Manager at Hal Leonard Company. Noteflight
composing a leitmotif: Flat.io and Noteflight lesson plan
This is a guest article written by Sarah Joncas. Background My students love film music! From the latest Disney animated
composing intentional background music: an engaging project for middle and high school students
This is a guest article written by Elisabeth (Lisi) Bottoms What is composing music for a purpose? This specific kind of
6 things you never knew Flat for Education could do
This is a guest post by one of our teacher-authors, Jennifer Jenkins. What is Flat.io? Even before the pandemic turned
5 useful Audacity updates for music teachers
Major Updates in Audacity Audacity has been one of my very favorite recording tools for years. It’s easy to sing
audio recording keyboard shortcuts for Audacity, GarageBand, Soundtrap, and Bandlab
About this Guide There are a plethora of available audio recording software/Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) options available these days. I
how to record and edit audio online for free with Sodaphonic
Introducing Sodaphonic As music teachers, one of our students’ most important tech skills needs to be learning how to do
2 ingenious Google Chrome time-savers: QR Code Maker & pinned tabs
About These Tools When it comes to technology, I’m always trying to find ways to cut down on unnecessary steps
how to make interactive virtual play-along videos with aQWERTYon
Introducing aQWERTYon: Play-along videos are SO much fun when students work together in the classroom. But, what about when students
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