Be a maker not a taker: Hacking (Music) Education
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This document outlines a presentation about hacking music education to make students makers rather than takers. It encourages collaboration between learners through projects like creating tutorials on Vine and collecting them on a wiki. Students blog about their music projects and produce a "TV series" using Google Hangouts. The goal is to connect learning in a way that inspires creativity and 21st century skills like writing and publishing through open resources. Teachers and students jointly create open educational resources to share.
Be a maker not a taker: Hacking (Music) Education
- 1. Be a MAKER, not a taker: Hacking (Music) Education ! Session @ #RSCON5 July 11th, 2014, 11.30am EDT ! ! Andr辿 J. Spang, Cologne ! http://about.me/andre.spang
- 2. about.me
- 4. The community is the curriculum #rhizomatic learning & #collaboration collaboration of LEARNERS NOT Knowledge of one expert via @DocbobLA (Twitter)
- 9. PLAY is the highest form of research!
- 11. BLOGS Twitter
- 13. KAS - Keys Teacherblog for music project class wordpress: http://kaskeys.wordpress.com
- 14. Students create Youtube - How to play Tour Dates
- 16. cologneonair.tumblr.com tumblr that supports weekly student produced TV-Series via google+ hangout OnAir (11th graders)
- 18. engage me with blogging collaboration: within class, school, international communication: with others, worldwide, comment creativity: writing skills, video, design, music, pictures think (& write) critical: You are a writer & publisher! EXTRA: 21th century literacy & creative commons licenses, OER
- 19. Teacher & Students create Open Educational Resources! Be a MAKER not a Taker von Jonathasmello CC-BY-3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 21. Vine: Micro tutorials Tasks: peer groups create short tutorials to given topics tweet the links collect the links on a wiki page
- 22. Vine short video platform (7s) connected to twitter view mobile or on the web free App (iOS, Android) concentrate on main facts hashtags Series: part 1, 2, learning by teaching
- 24. WikipageSerial Music - by grade 11
- 26. Music!
- 27. #rscon5 Jingle
- 30. Strong teachers dont teach content; Google has content. Strong teaching connects learning in ways that inspire kids to learn more and strive for greatness. Eric Jensen in Education Week Teacher
- 31. KAS - Junior Experts @ Makerspace of the City Library, Cologne
- 32. Thank you for participating be inspired and stay connected for more infos and all content shown: check my wiki @ http://bit.ly/rscon5music
- 33. Be a MAKER, not a taker: Hacking (Music) Education ! Session @ #RSCON5 July 11th, 2014, 11.30am EDT ! ! Andr辿 J. Spang, Cologne ! http://about.me/andre.spang