Robby chats with Evan Tobias (Associate Professor of Music Education at Arizona State University) about imagining new possibilities for music teaching in a rapidly shifting digital landscape–from rethinking what curriculum even means, to the everyday tools that power his research, writing, and thinking.
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Chapters and Notes
00:00:00 Greetings first
00:08:41 Introductions second
Evan Tobias, Arizona State University
00:26:04 What possibilities that exist when music teachers use technology in different ways
Weight of Light: A Collection of Solar Futures
00:54:38 What is curriculum?
Podcast Episode 4: Music Curriculum Perspectives with Brian Laakso
Hal Leonard Modern Band Series
01:11:25 Research and writing tools: writing, interviews, reading…lots! Connecting ideas across many mediums…
Scite.AI – used to scan across databases, answer questions
Hazel – file management
DEVONthink – store, organize, work
zotero – collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research
PDF Expert – PDF editing
TextSniper – extract text from images
01:26:07 Surveys
Qualtrics – creating surveys
Calendly – scheduler that integrates with calendars
TextExpander – type a keystroke that fills in email body or other text
Keyboard Maestro – automate applications or websites
Fantastical – give your calendar superpowers
Craft – you know it, you love it
01:42:35 Interviews
Descript – record, edit, transcribe
Snipd – AI-powered podcast app
Airtable – database to help keep track of where people are in the project
Notion – database in place of Google Doc
OmniFocus – Task management
ClickUp – Task and project management
Reader – PDF reader
Speechify – listen to text/PDF files
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