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Lab Basics: Getting Started with Technology in Your Music Program
February 23, 2008 02:04 PM PST
This is a podcast of a session titled "Lab Basics: Getting Started with Technology in Your Music Program" that I presented at the NJMEA 2008 In-Service Conference in East Brunswick, NJ on Saturday, February 23, 2008. Unfortunately, the recording stops about half way through the session as I ran out of room on my MicroTrack. My apologies. For more resources, visit: http://www.soundtree.com/njmea. |
About JamesDr. James Frankel is the Managing Director of SoundTree, the industry leader in music, audio and video technology solutions for educators. Before taking the helm at SoundTree, James was the instrumental and general music teacher at the Franklin Avenue Middle School in Franklin Lakes, NJ for nearly 11 years. Dr. Frankel earned a Bachelor of Music degree from Montclair State University in 1993, where he studied the tuba as well as composition. In 1996, Dr. Frankel completed his Masters Degree in Music Education at Teachers College, Columbia University where he completed his doctoral studies in 2002. The focus of both his Masters Degree and Doctorate was the role of the standards, assessment and technology in the music classroom. Dr. Frankel is an Adjunct Faculty member at both Teachers College Columbia University and Montclair State University where he teaches courses on music technology. Dr. Frankel has published over 50 articles in various state, national and international journals of music education. He is also the author of The Teachers Guide to Music, Media & Copyright Law published by Hal Leonard and due to be released in February of 2009, and Teaching Classroom Music in the Keyboard Lab, published by SoundTree. He has presented clinics and workshops at the statewide and national level. He has appeared on the MENC Television program Tempo, where he discussed the role of technology in the music classroom. Recently, he was included as a contributing author in Strategies for Teaching: Technology, and Spotlight on Technology, both published by MENC. Dr. Frankel is on the Board of Directors for TI:ME where he also serves as the Vice President/Secretary and the Editor of the TI:ME E-mail Newsletter. In addition to his work with the TI:ME National Organization, Dr. Frankel recently served as the President of the TI:ME New Jersey State Chapter. Fans of this Show
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