Christine Holley gives her take on an article about music education technology. To see more, visit her blog and read the whole thing: https://medium.com/christine-holley-music-education/74c70320d972

1. Students at Drexel University are leading the
way in creating new music technology.

2. At the school’s Summer Music Technology
Program in Philadelphia, students are
encouraged to take risks and try new things.

3. High school students can to learn about
technology in the music industry, and how to
use the most cutting edge hardware.

4. Graduate and undergraduate students teach
courses on the evolving music technology
industry, and allow ninth and tenth graders
access to iPads, where they are introduced to
apps created by Drexel students.

5. The program, which has accepted close to 20
students each year for the past 8 years, then
allows the participants to compete, using their
newfound knowledge of music technology to
create an invention of their own.

6. Fifteen year-old Malcolm Lampkin created a
keyboard… but not just any keyboard.

7. To find out what happens next, check out my
blog linked below