A Muse's Guide

In many interactions with people, be it in the workplace, coffee shop or at the daycare, the common question sometime during the exchange of ideas, concepts, general discourse, or daily pleasantries tends to be “what is the best way to get in contact with you?”. 20 years ago, that simple question would have been answered [...]

In the endeavour to find ways to incorporate technologically relevant educational tools into our teaching practices it is obvious that the iPad is the new go-to item for teachers and parents in 2012.  If you haven’t heard, the most recent launch of iBooks 2 now presents a revolutionary future for textbooks and teaching materials that [...]

With that said, I know not everyone is interested in Music Education blogs, so here is my Top 5 list of my favourite academic blogs – outside of Music Education. They range from technology, art, cultural studies to my favourite – World of Warcraft. Deanna’s Top 5 Favourite Blogs 1. Constance Steinkuehler’s Academic Blog on [...]

So in my past couple weeks I have learned that traveling in London is not very conducive to a solo/single traveller, well that is if you want to do all the tourist-y activities. Now what is brilliant for someone travelling and touring London England on their own is the fact that people here are just [...]