ICT & SOUND WORKSHOP
Teacher Pedro Doña, from the Sound and Image
department and Ms María Luisa Aguilera from the
ICT department at Politécnico Jesús Marín gave the
workshops on ICT and Sound.
This Workshop called ' ICT & SOUNDS ' combines
ICT to challenge plan, design and create a great amount
of projects that develop creativity and innovation for SEN.
A set of motivating small ICT projects will be planed for all
children to make exciting and motivating cross curricular
learning relating sounds.
1. Audacity is a free and open-source system
developed for innovative music education and
collaborative
creation. Students could use this tool to compose
their own music.
This tool provides them a great amount of sound
effects & possibilities relating sounds
(copy, edit, record…). When the music is finished,
the students can export it into a sound file like mp3.
When their composition is finished, the students
can export it into a sound file like mp3.
2. The workshop deals with how students can
convert youtube music to mp3 & download it such
as other way to get music.
3. Posibilities to share their own music:
a. There are free sound websites where the students
can upload their composed music and share with others
around the world. Moreover, the students can also find
huge variety of music to work with it.
b. QR Codes is a two-dimensional barcode that is
readable by qr code readers where they can be installed into a Smartphone, computer or tablet. The qr code send the link of the music made by the students via email, whapsApp or publish in social media networks, like instagram or facebook. The link opens inmediately the song.
c. Spotify is a digital music service that gives you access to millions of songs. It also has a new feature which let you share a song with others via email, WhatsApp … through a qr code.
4. Scratch is a free programming language and online community where students can create their own interactive stories, games, animations and use the music composed in the previous step, closing the circle of this worshop.
On the other hand, the workshop shows free apps to communicate with deaf people, for instance, deaf pro, google translator or pedius.