MUSIC AS A VEHICLE FOR GLOBAL MINDSET DEVELOPMENT

MUSIC AS A VEHICLE FORGLOBAL MINDSET

DEVELOPMENT

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Participants

MadridGranadaGrazOsakaWichita

NING SITEhttp://thirdplacelearning.ning.com/

BOJAMhttp://www.bojam.com/

Data

Mindedness Continuum

Analysis

              Interaction Awareness Collaboration Level

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Name Role Country Gender Interaction Frequency Posting type Social Presence Individual Perspectives Accomodating/Reflecting perspectives of others

Co-constructing shared perspectives & meanings

Building shared goals and purposes Producing shared artifacts

EMC1        xxxxxxx T USA M 9/20/2009 Blog I have received a traditional music 

background. I have a bachelors and masters degree in Music Education. My main instrument is saxophone. My performance interests are primarily jazz and classical saxophone. I started the commercial class to provide an opportunity for non traditional music students.

There needs to be a change in the traditional curriculum and thinking of how music and school in general is taught. Not enough real world and alternative educational experiences are provided for students. My hope is to provide students who do not fit into the traditional music class setting, a place to work and refine their musical talents. The global music project is a great chance for these students to gain a music experience few students will ever receive

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Playing for Change

Youtube - Playing for Change - Stand By Me

One Love

YouTube - Playing for Change – One Love

No More Trouble

YouTube – Playing for Change – No More Trouble

TED.COM Eric Whitacre

TED.com – Eric Whitacre – Virtual Choir

YouTube – Eric Whitacre – Virtual Choir 2000

Eric Whitacre

TED.COM YOUTUBE.COM

ERICWHITACRE.COM

PLAYINGFORCHANGE.COM

THIRDPLACELEARNING.NING.COM/GROUP/GLOBALMUSICPROJECT