Tue, October 4, 2011 at 11:05 AM Here's a creative way to engage kids and help them learn how to make music using an iPad.
We've mentioned Kevin Honeycutt's inspirational teaching methods before and here he is at this year's ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) Conference with a new twist on getting kids involved and motivated in education through music.
Using an iPad running GarageBand, attached to a Paper Jamz guitar, he demonstrates in this video just how tactile this experience can be.
We're tempted to go out and get a Paper Jamz guitar and try this out. What do you think, do you like Kevin's ideas?
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Reader Comments (3)
Man iPads are so fun... I miss Steve Jobs already.
I teach a high school class for students with autism in downtown LA. We've been using my iPad in the classroom for all kinds of things, but I can tell you right now I'm driving to Wal-Mart and picking up a paperjamz guitar and some velcro so my kids can start rocking out like this. Thanks for posting!
Dale - that's brilliant, let us know how it goes! Thanks for commenting.