Looking for a better way to organise your music files - this video should help with that.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/rmthdsdusp

What are the essential apps for #musicteaching with technology? Here are my favourite five to get you going.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/yjucesywbs

Recommended: Great browser based pattern generating game. On the Isle of Tune you build road networks which you then punctuate with trees, houses, streetlights and other items, which when passed by a vehicle create a musical pitch.

A video roundup of ten great music educators' channels and what they can help you with.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/uoolojqbro

Ever wondered how technology can support your teaching and learning in music? #musictech #musicteaching s.mtrbio.com/neayonjswy

Video: how to setup BandLab right so your students or pupils in your school, trust or district can all continue to access their compositions and assignments as them move up the school.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/ozgcxlscot

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Recommended: MusicTheory.net is a great range of resources, lesson plans, tools and tasks to practice keyboard recognition, chords, notes, key signatures, intervals. Lots of tasks can be customised. Covers notation, aural skills. s.mtrbio.com/sjfxvtuxqs

First video in my intro to Bandlab series - how to use the loops library and find your way around BandLab.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/rmglgpkysz

Video shining a light on the great web tools and learning resources made by Ableton, and provided freely on their website. I drive around the different areas available with a few quick demos of what is available to you.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/akslwkpgpo

Recommended: The CML Kandinsky experiment does a great job of allowing simple drawings of dots, shapes, lines and curves to be represented in the various sound groups available. Very accessible for younger learners especially s.mtrbio.com/xbywgznwsv

First video in my series about how to use and teach with Audacity. It covers the basics of the app as well as then my first batch of examples about how to use it in teaching music.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/kcehfccuef

Second video in my audacity for teaching series - here I take a look at 14 different ways to use Audacity in your music teaching.  #musiced #musictech #musicteaching  s.mtrbio.com/qjicnmcurt

Recommended: Sodaphonic is a really robust, simple and free audio recorder and editor in the browser. Educators and students can visit the site, hit record and create quick and easy single track recordings of their voice, instruments or any combination. s.mtrbio.com/pnnbdaiepu

AudioShare is a fantastic tool on iOS for teaching music, leading choirs and recording rehearsals and performances. Here I'm walking through my 5 key reasons it should be in your toolbox of apps. #musiced #musictech #musicteaching s.mtrbio.com/bdaosxjtee

In this video I talk about using body percussion with songs to develop group music making , explore rhythms and phrasing and foster an enjoyment of playing together. #musiced #musictech #musicteaching s.mtrbio.com/whxtcyhnfr