The Technology Integration Matrix (TIM) illustrates how teachers can use technology to enhance learning for K-12 students. The TIM incorporates five interdependent characteristics of meaningful learning environments: active, constructive, goal directed (i.e., reflective), authentic, and collaborative (Jonassen, Howland, Moore, & Marra, 2003). The TIM associates five levels of technology integration (i.e., entry, adoption, adaptation, infusion, and transformation) with each of the five characteristics of meaningful learning environments. Together, the five levels of technology integration and...

This section of my site contains MIDI files, which I have sequenced, of ragtime piano pieces by :Scott Joplin, James Scott, Joseph Lamb, Jelly-Roll Morton, Eubie Blake, and others.

Thousands of MIDI files from piano rolls.

A comprehensive overview of MIDI music hardware language.

Welcome to Twin Cities MIDI at its' new location on the Internet, please make yourself at home! Here you'll find information on MIDI itself, links to MIDI files and other information and much more! Be sure to check out what's new on Twin Cities MIDI.

A public archive of public domain digital audio files.

Search engine for locating specific MIDI files located on the internet.

Discussion board for various digital audio software and hardware for Apple's Mac OSX.

Resources and infomration at About.com on digital music and MIDI.

The MMA has been the caretaker of MIDI since its inception*. We have overseen and helped to coordinate changes to the MIDI specification, which today remains one of the most relevant standards in the entertainment industry.

MIDI related website, membership is required to access resources.

Well over 30,000 unique links to MIDI files and plugins.

Website collecting various jazz standards in MIDI format.

harmony-central.com is the leading Internet resource for musicians, supplying valuable information from news and product reviews, to classified ads and chat rooms. This all-in-one Web site gives musicians benefits not available through traditional physica

Links to sites maintained by professional and amateur composers offering MIDI files on their websites.

The Classical Archives is the largest classical music site on the web: 40,055 full length classical music files by 2,093 composers.

MacMusic is a huge community of audio professionals, motivated by the wide possibilities, offered by Macintosh computers to create music

Drums On Demand® takes live drum track construction to a new level of simplicity, versatility and realism. With our patent-pending simplicity, all volumes are organized in easy-to-use Song Sets®, with each set including as many as 72 verse, chorus, fill

Dent du Midi is an application that takes standard MIDI files and generates separate files for each track which contains the MIDI note data. These files are suitable for dropping into Apple's GarageBand application for use as loops or entire tracks. In si

iDrum turns your computer into a slamming beatbox ready to lay down your grooves, your way. From ambient downtempo to bangin' hip hop to frenetic drum and bass, iDrum has got your back (beat).

AppleScript is a simple Macintosh-only programming language that can control and automate actions on your Mac. AppleScripts written for iTunes can manage files and track information, create playlists, interact with other applications, and perform many oth

The Education section of Steinberg music software, publishers of Cubase. Explains an educational initiative, also a link to their products aimed, or useful, for educators.

Blog on various aspects of the iLife software suite for Apple Macintosh.

Webpage with resources and information on utilizing iLife to suport education curricula.

Webpage of software manuals for various software manuals.

Webpage for iLife software suite and how it can help educators.

Resources for music educators who would like to build their own websites. Also information on various internet-related subjects.

Downloadable software designed by google for macs.

A clearinghouse for apple scripts. Organizes and collects various scripts and programming resources.

The AppleScript Sourcebook was founded by Bill Cheeseman, a long-time member of the AppleScript community. It first went live on August 26, 1996. Before the transition to MacScripter.net was completed, Bill updated all of the Tips and some of the Scripts