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THE NEW HORIZONS FOR MUSIC
TECHNOLOGY IN MUSIC EDUCATION
Tallinn
24.4.2009
Heikki Ruismäki, professor
University of Helsinki
Antti Juvonen, Ph.D., Senior lecturer
University of Joensuu
THE NEW HORIZONS FOR MUSIC
TECHNOLOGY IN MUSIC EDUCATION
Content:
Aims
Methods
Decades of media and music technology education
The past decades
Music in the Internet
Some remarks
Questions and considerations
Aims
• What options does the Internet offer?
• How modern technology can help teachers?
– in learning instrument playing
• Free accompaniement, singing etc.
– creating music
– collective music-making and playing
– with social media
• Focus especially on the essential phenomenon
of open music education technology
Methods
• A micro-historical review
• The Internet as developers and shapers of
modern music education.
• The review underlining the music of the
new millennium and the phenomenon of
open social media.
Introduction
• Position of music (education) technology ?
• ->developing,
• ->advancing new methods inside music
teaching and learning
• ->researching, and – first of all
• ->growing in the use of modern
technology.
Table1. Decades of (Finnish) media and music technology education
1960
Popular, liberal
education
1970
Critical stance
Audiovisual
education
Mass media
education
Mass
communication
education
Film, television,
newspaper, mass
communication
Acoustic instruments
Television, mass
media
Communication
education
1980
Aesthetics, ethics
1990
Networking, interaction
Communication
education
Video,
audiovisual
culture, film,
music videos
Synthesizers, music software for
computers, computer-assisted
music education, video-culture
Communication
education
Information
technology, net
technology,
digital
technology
Sequencer-, notation-, ear
training-, music theory-,
improvisation -, synthesis- and
sound modification- and
hypermedia software develop
Digital
technology,
multi-modality
Social media, Internet musicmaking, video, mixed culture
Media education
2000
Multi-modal media
culture
Acoustic and electric
instruments
Media education
The internet already is a part of the reality of
children and youngsters
•
•
•
•
Social life
Enjoyment and relaxing
Hobbies, interests
Taking care of things,
shopping
• Finding information and
learning
• Self-expression
• Loading data from peer
groups
Social media
Typical:
*participation
*interaction
*sharing
*cooperational working
*selling and marketing
Social media
*1950-70’s:
*1980-90’s:
*2000’s :
*2010’s:
I need
I want
I am able
We are able
Table 2. Music in the Internet the past decades
1998 Google
2000 Napster
2001 Itunes
2001 Mikseri
2002 Kazaa
2003 Last Fm
2003 PirateBay
2004 My Space
2005 FaceBook
2005 Youtube
2005 Tunecore, WE7
2007 Amazonmp3
2007 Teachertube
2008 ?
Music in the Internet
Kitarapedagogi
Kitaraa tiukemmille soittajille
Guitarbackingtrack
Karaoke **
Pianopedagogi
Afroimpro
Laulukone
Luo musiikkia
Mikseri
Fair music market
Musan tekemistä verkossa
Lasse Gjertsen
The Brustones
LastFm
Muusikoiden.net
leffat
Musiikin hakua
Visuaalista hakua
Thomann
Kritiikkiä omista biiseistä
SongTapper
MySong
Sweet Georgia Brown
What’s time
Technology sticking throught musical achievements
(measuring own skills and knowledge)
Knowledge
about
essence of
equipment
Knowhow on
The
equippement and development of
programs
equipment,
programs and
learning and
teaching
methods
?
Conseptions
about what to
do with the
equipment
And transforming
them into music
education
Some remarks
• Music educational technology undoubtedly
changes teaching of music.
• The question is: in which direction?
• How does the music change?
• How will the teaching change? And
• Formal –> informal learning
• What have the social media added to
music teaching and learning?
Questions and considerations
•
Are the teachers in touch with the
time?
– At schools, universities and
polytechnics?
•
Are the possibilities of internet
used correctly?
– Information search,
information selling, internet
business
•
•
Is information shared enough
(openly and systematically)?
– Teacher’s education, Veso,
Educa, Hämeenlinna ITK,
Workshops
– Douple the joy, shere the
sorrow
How is music teaching going to
change?
– Media, games, music,
teaching
•
•
Formal-informal learning
Are the interested and
uninterested informed?
– How to motivate teachers who
are not technology oriented?
– Are the key persons informed?
•
What kind of programs for people
of different ages?
•
How is music technology seen in
curriculum and contents of
teaching?
•
The effects for instrument skills
teaching, classroom teaching and
to music as a hobby?
• Noviices, eksperts
He, who seeks, also finds but
does the one also find, who
does not seek ?
“ The door is open, you just have to step in”
is an old Chinese proverb referred to cleverly by Google Earth.
• Music educational technology undoubtedly
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changes
of music.
• The question is: in which direction? How
does the music change,
• how will the teaching change and
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