I did some exploring with all the audio tools. As a high school English teacher and yearbook adviser, I don’t think I would use most of these in my classroom. Of course, being the music nut that I am, I naturally gravitated toward Chrome Music Lab. I had a really hard time deciding whether to major in music or English, (every time I give an English SOL I kick myself for not choosing music) so I am just imagining I was teaching music now. I loved the Rhythm and Piano Roll the most. I have been playing piano since I was young, and I love the options it has for that. If I was teaching music, I would love the rhythm option to help kids “hear” the beat of the music. Voki was a really cool program. I am hoping to be a librarian in a high school, but I know I could end up in an elementary school. This would be really cool to use. The kids could choose a book they think they would like. After reading it and getting familiar with it, they could use Voki to make the characters come to life. I ended up choosing Vocaroo to use to embed because I think it could be used in any classroom. This would be a great program to use to record instructions for assignments, do notes, or send messages to the kids. This would be something different than just typing instructions for assignments in Google Classroom. I just did a short recording of instructions I would post for my English kids.

I followed the instructions to embed, but it said it couldn’t do so because of security reasons. I am going to post the site instead. https://vocaroo.com/13kIFK25bV3N