The following screencast is a description of the Web 2.0 lesson plan I wrote and implemented as a culminating project for ITEC 7430.
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Jesse Douglass
5/1/2014 11:48:05 am
Having students create their own composition using technology is a great idea. The students were given a bunch of great options in which to demonstrate their knowledge. The collaboration of two different groups is a great way to have students work socially and get a good set of ideas. I am not sure if I missed this, but how long did the students work on the project? For a few of my projects, before we begin I try to give the students a period to just play freely with the tools they will use so they can get accustomed to it. They actually found a few options and features that I was not aware of. This a great way to use technology tools with music.
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Matthew Hall
5/2/2014 03:23:03 am
I can only imaging how much of a struggle it would be to teach music, but with this lesson, you did a great job. You have really taken your time to plan out each step and prepare for anything that could take place. I liked how you used new tools, especially fun ones like noteflight. I'm sure the kids had a blast making their own music and playing with that site. It was great how your three tools were useful and scaffold each other. You really placed them right so that the students were using the tools to create a product and not just an extra resource. One question I had, was what type of time span did you set for this project? It has several steps and with music being an extra content class, how were you able to finish the projects with out really dragging them out?
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Shea Evans
5/2/2014 11:57:35 am
Ariel,
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Tamika Durrah
5/4/2014 02:11:47 pm
Ariel your level of talent with these assignments in our courses never ceases to amaze me! I love this project for its originality and incorporation of technology tools that I have no experience with, or have even heard of. Looking at your project activities gave me ideas for how to incorporate music skills in the classroom. I am excited to share this project with the music teacher at my school, because I think she would love to do something like this with our students. This was a very authentic activity that allowed students to synthesize a new product based on skills they had learned.
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5/17/2014 08:38:47 pm
I'm always so amazed with your creativity and diversity when it comes to creating lessons and projects with your students through music.
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AuthorHi! My name is Ariel Flinn. I am working on my M.Ed. in Instructional Technology at Kennesaw State University. Archives
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