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When Responses Cannot Be Written Down: Video Submission Possibilities in the Music Classroom
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Dunbar, Laura – General Music Today, 2019
This article gives a brief overview of Flipgrid and Seesaw, two free platforms that allow for video responses to prompts provided by the teacher. Flipgrid allows students to see other students' submissions and allows students to provide feedback to their classmates. Seesaw defaults to private submission of assigned activities in a variety of…
Descriptors: Video Technology, Music Education, Feedback (Response), Teaching Methods
"Triggering" Understanding in a Kodály Present
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Dunbar, Laura – General Music Today, 2019
Triggers can be used in PowerPoint to start animations, but they can also be paired with other images to help make these images appear in a random order. This allows the teacher to begin where students are rather than being locked into a click sequence. When labeling a new concept for the first time, triggers can be particularly useful.
Descriptors: Music, Music Education, Teaching Methods, Visual Aids
Enhancing Content Understanding through Animated Listening Map Development
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Dunbar, Laura – General Music Today, 2017
This article explains how to create an animated listening map with Power Point to enhance student content understanding.
Descriptors: Music, Music Education, Listening, Animation
Possibilities for Total Student Participation in Discussion: My Testing Queue
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Dunbar, Laura – General Music Today, 2018
Technology continues to evolve, and it is time to try out some new technology in my classroom to help ensure student participation.
Descriptors: Student Participation, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Classroom Techniques, Technology Uses in Education