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Music, ICT and 30 great applications for teaching music through technology

DateMonday, October 4, 2010 at 12:32PM

It's been a while since the blog was updated and there's plenty of reason for this - new job, summer holiday and been home without a care in the world. A tiny break in seeking out great resources and ideas for ICT.

Over here on the this page is a brand new set of applications replacing the outdated set that was there with all the broken links etc. This is, I believe one of the best list that includes Synths, players, media apps, CD Rippers, converters and notation editors that not only give a wide and varied scope to teaching music but many of them are Linux and Windows compatible.

Enjoy!

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    by Glenn Malcolm at The Edtech Lounge on October 4, 2010
    Collaborative Writing and Creating Stories with Storybird
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