What new and inventive ways are you using technology to teach your students musically?

I'd sure like to be a your class!

One more terrific resource for free is Musictechteacher.com.
Games, theory, creative ways to teach lessons for grades K-7.
Check it out.

Where computers have no music software try out looplabs.com or soundation.com especially to assist learning of structure, texture and timbre.
If you have sequencing software, download my project called SHARK, aimed at grades 5-7 from www.teachingmusic.org.uk (which is the best UK based site for music education professionals).
Also check out www.numu.org.uk where you can set up your own (safe) school record label. Students can manage their own artist page, upload their work and network with other students/institutions.

Hello KellyAnn,
Thanks for sharing this. I did not know about Berklee City Music Network. I just saw a youtube video regarding "PULSE" and it looks awesome. How is this working out for you?

I'm starting a non-profit school called World Upside Down, which will offer video classes in dance, theater, music, and visual arts. We'll be creating our first video promo within the month. Stay tune via: www.facebook.com/wudhub or www.twitter.com/wudhub. We'll be starting with video classes for 3rd-5th grade and will be test piloting our first set of video classes here in the US. We did a our initial beta test in the Dominican Republic two years ago, and it went very well. So now we're taking the next step. If you would be interested in getting your school involved in the test pilot, let me know. The test pilot video classes come free of charge, but users must sign a contract agreeing to provide detailed data (via surveys) while implementing the program.

I LOVE Garageband for my students!