Teaching and Learning
with Technology in Music and Visual Art

Digital Tools: Digital tools are used to create, edit, and perform arts allowing ideas for creativity.

Music Software: Garage band and Ableton live allow music production on computers.

Graphic Design Software: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

Virtual Instruments

Virtual Classrooms: Supports remote teaching and learning interactions.

Video Conferencing: Zoom can be used to have live art or music lessons.

LMS Integration: Learning management systems such as canvas.

Interactive whiteboards for allowing visual demonstrations.

Impact on Creativity and Collaboration: The influence of technology on creative expression within the arts education.

Collaborative Platforms such as google drive.

Creative Coding and Global collaboration.

Online Platforms: Online platforms allow learners opportunities to access resources and showcase their work.

MOOCs: Massive Open Online Courses offer access to music and art education.


Artist Communities: Devian Art and SoundCloud allow artist to share their work and feedback.

Streaming Services such as YouTube and Spotify.

Interactive Media: Engaging experiences for learners.

Augmented Reality: This is tools that overlay digital content onto the real world, used in visual art education.

Music Apps: Game based learning.

Virtual Reality: Headsets that offer virtual galleries and experiences.