Web2.0 and Learning Music
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Krista,
Welcome and thanks for the reply. I'm going to spend some time at your blog and wiki today. You may be interested in one of my Blogs: http://mymusictech.blogspot.com/ where I touch on similar ideas that you have- namely, "the fact that today’s students regularly find, make, listen to, share, and create music completely independent of formal instruction...".
Exactly! Keep the posts coming!
Cheers-
AG
PS: I focus in on 21st Century, EdTech and 21st C. Learning thoughts/ideas at my other blog, Educational Paradigms
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