In my recent trolling of the internet, I found a group called the Technology Institute for Music Educators, or TI:ME. Their site has a few resources for teachers which connect them to the technology available in the music classroom.
TI:ME also has state chapters with their own pages for blogs, news and events, group discussions, and even lesson plans. The best options are available only to the paying members of the group, and the individual fee is $85 a year for an individual. You also receive subscriptions to a couple music tech publications.
It looks like a good resource if you're willing to pay the fee. Being a poor college student, it's not something that I'm prepared to do just yet, but I probably will when I'm a teacher.
About Me
- Chandra Leigh
- I'm a senior music education major at the University of Maine, with a particular affinity for elementary aged children, and a passion for peace studies. I'm easy going and I love to laugh. I'm very open-minded about most anything, to the point where some may say that I'm unrealistic. The truth of the matter is that I do entertain fantastic ideas, but I do it because I revel in possibility, not because I think that it's fact. My vision for the future is a school system where we teach the whole student, not just the academic student. As a teacher, I will do all that I can to ensure that my future students will be life-long learners.
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