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Music is Not for Insects

Posting from my Blackberry

Not really a music post but one for you Blackberry users, there is now a Wordpress blogging app for Blackberry smartphones. I’m using it right now to create this post on my Storm. You can even upload pictures from your photo library on your phone or take a picture and it will insert the [...]

What’s the deal with Twitter? Making some cool connections

If you have been watching “The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien” you may have seen his Twitter Tracker sketch… While it’s easy to poke fun at Twitter and the mindless tweets that are floating in the twittersphere, I was able to make some cool music connections with neuroscientist Daniel J. Levitin on Twitter last week that [...]

Funny but too close to home…

I hope this Memorial Day finds you well. And for those of you struggling to get funding for your program or looking for a job next school year, here is a bittersweet cartoon from Hilary over at Rhymes With Orange: Uploaded with plasq’s Skitch! Authored by Ken Pendergrass. Hosted by Edublogs. addthis_url = [...]
 

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Seattle
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Coe School
About Me:
I teach general music at Coe School, Seattle Public Schools and use technology, particularly Garageband and podcasting with my students.
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http://mystro2b.edublogs.org
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At 5:36am on January 26, 2009, Jack said…
Hi mystro2b. I was wondering if you and your students would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. If not, perhaps you have some educator contacts you could direct me to. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!
At 12:25am on May 18, 2008, Or-Tal Kiriati said…
HI!
I'd love for a music teacher to join my network. This is indeed a network aimed at kids helping kids learn, but I am offering teachers and parents the opportunity to affect the learners and contribute from their knowledge. It's brand new and I need all the help I can get spreading the word about it, especially among students. http://kids4kids.ning.com/
At 6:34pm on December 29, 2007, Chad Outten said…
wrt moodle lms: it does require a bit of technical knowledge (html, css & php) to customise your site. but from a user (teacher or student) standpoint, its real easy to use. ask your sysadmin to download the latest stable package from moodle.org

support wise, the moodle community is kind & generous. you'll find answers to your questions via the forums. documentation is @ docs.moodle.org

ps. if your institution subscribes to atomic learning > video tutorials there!

cheers, Chad
At 8:03am on December 14, 2007, Hans Feldmeier said…
Hey - your recommendation is great! Thanks my friend!!!!!
At 3:30pm on December 13, 2007, Chad Outten said…
hey mystro2b! thanks for the heads up. yeah i had a look at that video > synaptic mash is pretty sweet. i like it. the real-time reporting, db integration & social networking tools are good. im a big fan of moodle bcs i can customise it by hacking code & plugging in extensions are desired. cheers
At 1:54am on November 4, 2007, Chad Outten said…
hey Mystro! thanks for the kind words. i dig your profile pic - funny one! the garageband project sounds like fun. in terms of web-based access to audio portfolios > i'd suggest creating an account(s) & uploading your audio to podomatic or itunes. you cld even create a class blog or wiki & embed them that way. cheers, Chad. feel free to swing by my global network for educators @ http://www.mylearningspace.org
At 1:39pm on October 29, 2007, brian melville said…
Yep... I use Garage band for accompaniments in my guitar and recorder groups. Very useful.
Give me a shout with what you're doing.
At 1:24am on October 28, 2007, Hans Feldmeier said…
Hi Ken, greeting from Bavaria/Germany to Seattle!
Great to have you on board.
I´m a using my mac all the time. Next week I´ll get a new macbook.
I think I could learn a lot from you - how to use Garageband.
Have a nice day!
Hans
At 4:48pm on October 27, 2007, mystro2b said…
Hi Kevin- I may have clicked on your profile by mistake, but I'm happy to meet you also. I teach music in Seattle but have a lot of art specialist friends who would love the art snacks goodies you have on your web-site I just discovered and we are still trying to "get it" when it comes to all the great opportunities with web 2.0 in the classroom out here in rainy seattle and our huge school district. Your insights will be welcome. I look forward to following your podcasts and other great stuff on your web site. thanks!!
-Ken in Seattle
At 4:07pm on October 27, 2007, Kevin said…
Nice to meet you.
 
 

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