Music and Technology

Our Professional Development workshops give you the confidence and tools to deliver music lessons in the classroom. Covering basic elements from the F-10 music curriculum, you will develop skills, ideas, and activities for immediate use. All events are designed for both generalist classroom teachers and music specialists.

All workshops are curriculum aligned to the relevant State music syllabus and aligned to AITSL Professional Standards for Teachers. Musica Viva Australia is a NESA-recommended provider because we currently run programs that are NESA-accredited. 

A music-centred approach to technology for the music classroom fosters creative engagement, supports diverse learning styles, and broadens your teaching toolkit.

Extend your repertoire and enhance traditional music lessons with a holistic approach to technology and explore fresh options for music teaching and learning.

AT THIS WORKSHOP YOU WILL:

  • Explore the use of technology as a basis for creativity and self-expression 
  • Discover ways that technology can support engagement and music learning in the classroom 
  • Scaffold activities from simple to more complex with the use of technological tools

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

These events are designed for both generalist classroom teachers and music specialists. 

While our resources and PD are primarily aimed at Primary School teachers, all are welcome, including: 

  • primary school teachers 
  • pre-service teachers 
  • school leaders with an interest in music education for primary school students 
"Musica Viva PD has given me so many ideas to refresh my teaching & create new learning experiences for my students."
— Deb Smith, Groves Christian College



Angela Wagstaff
is a music educator and visual artist with over 27 years of experience in teaching and fostering inclusive learning environments.  She holds tertiary qualifications in both Music Education and Visual Art and is a First Nations woman, from Lutruwita/Tasmania.  

Angela is dedicated to ensuring that children have the opportunity to engage with and participate in Music learning and believes in the importance of cultivating a love of the arts and a sense of agency within artistic expression.  Her work as a Music educator, co-ordinator and ensemble director has spanned all ages from pre-K to year 12, and she enjoys helping students learn to see themselves as young musicians.

In her professional practice, Angela has an interest in integrating traditional and innovative practices.  She enjoys developing the expanded potential of this synergistic combination in the classroom, as an artist and in her role as education consultant for Musica Viva.  

Angela is passionate about enabling Music education to thrive in schools and empowering music educators to continue developing their practice throughout their careers. 

Event and Ticketing Details

Dates & Times

Monday 26 October   Orange Regional Conservatorium 4-6pm

Pricing

In Person Registration essential

Event notes

Venue Information

Orange Regional Conservatorium
73A Hill Street
Orange 2800 NSW

Registration

Limited places available, registration is essential.
Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be served.

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