One of the reasons we thought this would be a worthwhile venture is the increased amount of sharing that has gone on around the internet recently. With the advent of Web 2.0 and Social Networking technologies, sharing and spreading information is now easier than ever, and we hope MusicEdNews can help even more in this regard. We have both been active users of the social networking tool Twitter, and have seen first-hand the opportunities for idea sharing and discussion that Twitter facilitates (you can follow Dr. Pisano at @pisanojm and me at @Zweibz7). We are proud to announce that MusicEdNews.com now has a corresponding Twitter account, @MusicEdNews, which will post links to new entries in each of our feeds! If Twitter is your place for keeping up on the latest news, then @MusicEdNews is a must-follow account!

In addition to getting links to the latest news from the feeds we follow, you can also connect with the authors of this content through our account! Any posts created by writers with a Twitter username will have that username included in the Tweet that points you to their new article. This way, not only can you read their great new content, but you can also connect with them to share additional thoughts or hear what else they have to say. It is our hope that updates from @MusicEdNews will help fulfill the primary goal we set out to accomplish: bringing you "Fresh Music News, All the Time, Any Time!"

Follow @MusicEdNews on Twitter today!

Want more information on Twitter? Read Dr. Pisano's explanation of Twitter and check out the Music Education chat (#MusEdChat) that we co-moderate!

Music Education News Online!

Music Educators, Music Students, and Musicians Everywhere... Welcome to the new Music Education News Online Website!   This Website comes to you as another project from Dr. Joseph M. Pisano of MusTech.Net fame and will be co-edited by Mr. Andy Zweibel of MusicEdMajor.Net.  

In the weeks to come, MusicEdNews will be in a constant flux...but it will be LIVE flux, meaning -it's online now!   One of the many educational things that I have been working on for the past 4 years has been to have music experts place "better information" about our field on the web.  

In this regard, one of the seminal projects in music education that started to accomplish this was the 100 Music Educator Bloggers Initiative that I started in January of 2008 and completed in January of 2009.  Since then, I've been developing and researching better ways to find and aggregate this information.  MusicEdNews is a direct evolution of that thought stream.    

It is my hope to bring through this site the very best that music education is offering to us from the Web 2.0 world.  Please standby as more will be "snowballing down-hill" on this Website in the next months!