Musical apps for musicality

Jennifer White

By Jennifer White
Community contribution / March 21, 2016

Jennifer White is a Victorian teacher who spoke with Emily Fairweather, a professional musician and third year student teacher who recommended exploring these apps for students learning fundamental music skills such as rhythm and beat and for students experimenting with musical composition.

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This story appeared in the Term 1, 2016 edition of TechnologyEd.

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