2. Integrating Technology
Music & Art
Music and art both are equally important in today’s
education world but many factors affect technology
being used effectively as a learning tool.
You + Technology
Together.
We can make a change.
4. Integrating Technology in Music
First we must recognize potential problems and then develop
strategies to make the technology integration a success.
6. Integrating Technology in Music
Problem - Music Literacy
Reading standard note notation is not the only way
to represent music.
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Problem - Music Literacy
Computers give users alternative ways to represent music.
Examples:
Hyperscore Software Emagic
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Problem - Music Standards
Teachers must be trained to meet music standards.
9. Integrating Technology in Music
Problem - Music Standards
Music Educators National Conference (MENC)
MENC stated in 1994
that the K-12 curriculum
created in the 1930’s would
not prepare student’s for
music education in the
21st century.
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10. Integrating Technology in Music
Problem - Intersecting Music,
Technology, and Education
We must combine popular music, technology, and music education.
In order for this to happen teachers must have
knowledge and access to desktop music production
and live sound reinforcement.
11. Integrating Technology in Music
Problem - Music Director/
Small Business Administrator
Management software to track inventory, student’s
progress, and funding is a high priority for the music director.
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13. Integrating Technology in Music
Integration Strategies
Music composition and production with sequencer software.
Example:
Sequencersoftware is
designed to play back
musical notation.
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Integration Strategies
Music performance using notation software.
Example:
Notation software allows you to create your
own sheet music, refine, print, and create
your very own composition with ease .
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Integration Strategies
Self-paced learning and practice.
Example:
Using interactive software allows
students to learn hands-on.
They can practice things such as:
•Music Theory
•Ear training
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Integration Strategies
Music history must be taught.
The internet allows users to access
card catalogs, electronic
books, online news articles and
journals, audio and musical
instrument digital interface (MIDI)
files, videos, databases of
out-of-print books, and join
discussion groups on nearly any
topic.
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18. Integrating Technology in Art
First we must recognize potential problems and then develop
strategies to make the technology integration a success.
19. Integrating Technology in Art
Problem - Funding
Due to economic times and standardized testing
required by the No Child Left Behind Act, funding
for the arts is at an all time low.
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20. Integrating Technology in Art
Problem - Ethical Issues
With the internet making information easy to
access, it is vital we teach students to cite sources
and request proper permission to use
information, images, and other material from the
web.
21. Integrating Technology in Art
Problem - Accessing Images
With filtering software in schools, many great works
of art are filtered out due to nudity.
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22. Integrating Technology in Art
Problem - Meeting Standards
Unfortunately art is usually not a priority making it
hard for schools to meet the art standards formed
by the National Standards for Arts Education.
24. Integrating Technology in Art
Integration Strategies
Access to Art must be available in classrooms.
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Integration Strategies
Access to Art must be available in classrooms.
Students can use the internet to take
“Virtual Field Trips” to art museums.
Recommended Websites
www.artic.edu
www.moma.org
www.si.edu
www.nga.gov/
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Integration Strategies
Access to Art must be available in classrooms.
DVD Collections are a great reference to access
art in the classroom.
Examples
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Integration Strategies
Teaching Examples and Materials
PowerPoint is a great tool for teachers
to create slide lectures with images.
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Integration Strategies
Teaching Examples and Materials
Teacher created websites are also a great tool to teach students.
Teacher Created Website Example
http://www.nku.edu/~houghton/
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Integration Strategies
Digital Images can be Produced and Manipulated
Many tools can be used to produce images.
•Scanners
•Camcorders
•VCRs
•Digital Cameras
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Integration Strategies
Digital Images can be Produced and Manipulated
Software such as FotoFinishallows novice artists
create high-quality products.
Screenshot of FotoFinish software
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Integration Strategies
Graphic Design and 3-D Modeling must be supported.
Adobe Photoshop software allows
image manipulation that can only be
done on the computer.
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Integration Strategies
Graphic Design and 3-D Modeling must be supported.
Morpheus Photo Animation software
allows users to have artistic expression.
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Integration Strategies
Graphic Design and 3-D Modeling must be supported.
Ulead COOL 3D software shows how
easy images can be altered which
helps users develop visual literacy skills.
Example of artwork created with Ulead Cool 3D
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Integration Strategies
Desktop Publishing with Graphics must be Supported.
Using desktop publishing software allows
students to create their own
brochures, newsletters, posters, and other
documents.
Examples of Desktop Publishing Software
Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Publisher
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Integration Strategies
Virtual Field Trips to Art Museums
With internet access students can virtually view works of art from
around the world making multicultural “field trips” possible.
A great website with a virtual museum tour is:
www.artic.edu
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Integration Strategies
Movies can be Created as an Art Form
Many computers now come with software that allows students to
create short digital movies such as iMovie and Movie Maker.
This type of software allows students to produce their own
creative works with images, videos, and sound which can
be used for assignments and entertainment purposes.
iMovie Movie Maker
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Integration Strategies
Computerized Kilns can be Used
Computerized kilns save students time and ensure better-quality
products. Firing kilns can take days so computerized kilns can save
a lot of time. There is also less risk of opening the kiln when it is too
hot and causing the pottery to explode or crack.
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Integration Strategies
Student’s Creative and Research Works can be Shared
Electronic publishing, videos, and presentation software allows
students to share their artwork with others via online
portfolios, blogs, electronic books, PowerPoint
presentations, videos, or websites.
Example
Online portfolio allows students a create
way to showcase their artwork in an
effective and professional manner.
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Conclusion
We can successfully integrate technology into
today’s music and art curriculum.
Today’s generation learn on a digital level, if we can review
the new technologies we have available, we can develop
successful integration techniques that will maximize learning.
Questions?
Notes de l'éditeur
In the past music literacy was defined by being able to read music, today with new technologies we have available it is clear you do not have to be able to read music to be able to compose music.
