The Piano Tutor This program allows you to quiz your students on note naming, chords, etc. The Piano Keyboard- Drill Builder This activity teaches whole steps, half steps, sharps & flats, on every staff Learn About the Piano- Elementary Interactive way to learn about the piano itself
Other SMART Board Resources: (may have to purchase to fully use some) That module is available as a standalone program from TimeWarp."-George F. (Video is provided by Skype.) Internet MIDI has an optional feature called Classroom Maestro, which is the module that puts up the musical staff and which shows the intelligent analysis. Internet MIDI works with digital pianos as well and provides the on-screen keyboard.
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"The software that connects the pianos is called Internet MIDI and comes from TimeWarp Technologies. Video of a Long Distance Piano Lesson Below is some helpful information about how the piano was connected to the SMART board to make this lesson possible. Virtual keyboards available on the SMART board using "Notebook" Preview of what is available on Notebook for the SMART board Video Demonstrations on Virtual Keyboards Begin to think about how you might use some of these programs and/or resources in your classroom.
Please click the links below to start learning. Effectively use different strategies involving technology that help their own students learn piano/music concepts - Develop curriculum that uses technology that is supplemental to their own classroom/private lessons, taking into consideration students' skill levels - Demonstrate an appreciation of the types of technology used by choosing to incorporate it in the piano education classroom to enhance students' learning. Demonstrate a better understanding of different piano education tools/resources that incorporate technology by describing in writing the uses of 4 or 5 of the tools given and how he/she may use it in their own classroom in the future. Objectives: - Analyze online resources/programs that use piano education/music concept tools by identifying the pros and possibly the cons that each program provides for them and also be able to identify the musical concepts that are being used in each program. You may want to scroll to the bottom of each page at every lesson to look at the questions before you begin viewing. At the end of this lesson you will assess yourself, and share what you have learned through lesson plans you have created. Intro: In this lesson you will watch several videos and explore several programs or applications that integrate the SMART board into piano education.
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