Music Ed Tech Talk

Chris returns to the show to talk about Apple's Education Event this past week. Chris Russell Twitter | Blog: Technology in Music Education | Podcast: Music Education Technology | Blog: Ukestuff | Youtube Show Notes: Apple Education Page | Keynote Apple's 2012 Keynote Acer Chromebook Tab 10 Logitech Rugged Combo 2 Keyboard| Logitech Crayon Here's Everything You Need to Know About the Logitech Crayon Stylus - The Mac Observer Canvas Podcast - Episode #57: Apple Education Event 2018 jamf Apple Education: Teaching Tools (Apple Classroom and Schoolwork) Google Classroom ClassKit Shobie | Schoology | Canvas Musicfirst | Soundtrap | Noteflight Microsoft Office for iPad Word | Excel | PowerPoint iWork Updates Pages | Numbers | Keynote Attendance2 GoodNotes iBooks Author iPad Split View (Use two apps side by side) Dorico | My interview with Daniel Spreadbury of Dorico Are you ready? Here is all the data Facebook and Google have on you Notion App

Craig returns to the show to talk about how we manage tasks, and the apps we use to manage them. There is a strong emphasis here on two of the premium task apps for Mac and iOS, Things and OmniFocus. This episode isn't so much a showdown between Craig and I or one app and another. It is more a celebration of the great features of pro task apps that we depend on to manage our teaching careers. For me, there is an ongoing showdown between these apps in my mind, as I constantly contemplate which tools best help my brain to stay focused on the task at hand. It was fun to process that with Craig. Craig Twitter | The Class Nerd Blog Show Notes: Task Management Apps Discussed: Things | OmniFocus | Todoist | 2Do Todoist Education Pricing GTD (Getting Things Done) Methodology - Getting Things Done by David Allen Previous Episode with Craig: Automation and Advanced Workflows Carrot Weather - Our Favorite Weather App for Apple Watch Waterminder - Water Intake Tracking App Hidrate Spark 2.0 Smart Water Bottle David Sparks (Macsparky Blog) Federico Viticci (Twitter | MacStories Blog) Slack - Team Communication Tool

Daniel Spreadbury, Product Manager of notation editor, Dorico, joins the show. Once we got going, this conversation ventured into great detail on the subject of Daniel's start at Sibelius, using the different modes of Dorico, user interface design, the challenges of software development, the future of Dorico on mobile, and much more. Daniel's articulate thought and meticulous attention to detail made this a really fun episode to record. You can hear Daniel's inner nerd pour out over every side of the product. From the backend code, to the user experience, to the customer support. Daniel Spreadbury Twitter | Dorico | Blog Show Notes: Dorico YouTube Channel Lynda.com Cubase Cubasis Marco Arment Overcast Podcast App Forecast My Book - Digital Organization Tips for Music Teachers Audio Hijack Edit: Since recording, the Dorico Manual was released in PDF form. Download here.