I have a lot of practice to do with coding. I know that students do a bit of coding on their iPads, specifically in library at the elementary level. If there was a music creating code lesson on code.org I would definitely utilize this in my teaching. A quick google search had me down the rabbit hole of different coding websites. Scratch through MIT has multiple options for students to practice and create code, even through the use of sound! This could be an awesome addition to my recorder unit, as students can supplement their instrument learning with coding application of the instrument.
More than anything, I am excited to add new tools into my curriculum. AI is a forward approach to this. I’d like to have some younger applications, as many AI tools mentioned in the series were geared towards secondary students.
More than anything, I am excited to add new tools into my curriculum. AI is a forward approach to this. I’d like to have some younger applications, as many AI tools mentioned in the series were geared towards secondary students.