Stephanie Lasselle

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W6: Vocaroo is an easy to use, free, voice recorder. It allows you to record, listen, rerecord, and share with anyone! https://t.co/XbFYsPJtvo

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W6: This site is an easy and fun way to monitor noise level in the classroom. Students can see a visual representation of the volume and you can set a noise alert to go off at a certain point. Helps keep the room focused! https://t.co/bdm6fFc2fD

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W5: Kahoot is a great quick assessment tool. It allows you to build quizzes that students can answer in class on individual devices. It compiles that data right away for quick analysis with a game like feel that keeps kids engaged! https://t.co/rG6vHGwrZA

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W5: Plickers is a fun, easy-to-use tool for collecting formative assessment data. Students simply hold up a card for their answer and the teacher quickly scans them with an iPad which collects the data in real time! https://t.co/LJOM5DTNBL

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W4: This app allows students to practice their aural skills outside of the classroom. They can work on anything from intervals to chord recognition. This would be a great activity for a sub in a theory class! https://t.co/zSBeCRTZWY

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W4: This app lets you explore different harmonies and effects while singing into it. What a cool way to work on intonation and start working with special effects! https://t.co/7Qx07t6AOU

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W3: You could make an iPad boom whacker ensemble with this! I feel like kids would LOVE that! Could also be a great option if you don't have quite enough of the real instruments for the activity you are doing. https://t.co/eHlWUwIvSc

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

W3: What a cool and easy way to compose in the classroom! It gets rid of the software learning gap because students only need to draw the notation they already know. The app turns handwritten music into computer generated notation. https://t.co/bLnSxOuF1O

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

An LED ukulele with an app that teaches chords and more! Great instructional tool to help teachers too! https://t.co/4rYYCqydcn

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

A great way for beginners to experiment with arranging, mixing, and layering sounds! It's fun and engaging too! https://t.co/kTRUGzjrxU

[Stephanie Lasselle @sklasselle]

So many great ideas in here, all in one convenient place! https://t.co/3zgO2lCp6I

[Matthew Levine @mjlevine6]

For those of us who know 1,000 choral warm-ups but always use the same 5 when we step in front of our choir: https://t.co/ZmSoe7cqQN