The tale of the traveling music teacher

December 10th, 2007 | Category: Apple / Mac

Inspiring students to practice regularly may not be an easy assignment for any music teacher, but Sarah Grenier found iPod, her MacBook, and iLife to be excellent motivators. Grenier records student performances on a digital camcorder, edits the footage in iMovie, next

burns the finished video using iDVD so that students can enjoy—and critique—their own performances and share their progress with parents, staff, and other students. Like to invent out how she uses iPod in the classroom?

Original post by Steve

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