As we prepare for December break I wanted to let you know about two great Technology Fairs that you can enter your Music projects into:
APS Technology Fair
Entry deadlines in late January (before the project is due!) Festival is February 2nd at Boyd Elementary:
the APS Technology Fair-->first place winners can move on to the Georgia Technology Fair
APS Student Media Festival
Deadlines in Late February (exact dates will be updated soon)
Successful projects from the APS Student Media Festival move on to-->Georgia Student Media Festival then the best projects go on to-->International Student Media Festival
See info about last year's GSMF requirements/guidelines HERE
Awesome projects and winners from last year:
Name: Nikhel Krishna
Grade: 4th Grade
School: Springdale Park Elementary
How many 4th graders know how to create a website? Nikhel not only knows how, but is an International award-winner for his talent. His website submission passed the APS Student Media Festival, went onto the Georgia Student Media Festival, and won at the International Student Media Festival (ISMF) for Excellence in Media Production and Judges’ Favorite. The site was originally created for his Composer project in Music class, where he chose to focus on Reinhold Gliere, because his teacher said it would be a challenge.
“I had a lot of fun with it,” says Nikhel. “I’m happy about the award, but I’m happier about my website because it makes me feel really accomplished.” Nikhel created the website through Google, with a little support from his parents. He will have the honor of presenting his project at the Festival in Louisville, KY in the beginning of November. His goal is to be a computer programmer like his father, and prefers to work for Apple because he likes their products and designs.
Apart from his recent achievement, Nikhel is a challenge student who excels in all of his subjects. He enjoys learning new things, and math is his favorite subject. His hobbies include baseball, soccer, and traveling to India. With a bright mind, strong skillset, studious habits, and a great smile, Nikhel Krishna is a winner in every way!
Click to view Nikhel’s website.
4th Grader John C’s Manuel de Falla’s website:
http://johncentner.com/manuel-de-falla/
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
Heads Up for Kids who plan to create Technology-Based Composer Projects!
3rd Graders Aiden and Allen's Bright Sheng/Aram Khachaturian interview:
4th Grader Harper's Aaron Copland video:
4th Grader Amir's James Price Johnson video:
5th Grader Franklin's Montoya, um, Moncayo video:
5th Grader Alec's "The Bright Sheng Project"
Tye's interview with composer John Williams:
More coming soon!
4th Grader Ali's powerpoint about Manuel de Falla:
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