Authentic Lessons for 21st Century Learning
In this lesson, students will participate in a “Tip of the Iceberg” activity to track what they know about using loops throughout the lesson. First, students will create a loop using Chrome Music Lab’s Melody Maker. Then, they will discuss what a loop is and watch a professional musician build a full... Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
Date Updated: January 26th, 2026
Creating Music with Loops
In this after-school club resource, students learn how to use digital media to create essential projects for business or non-profit clients. This club not only teaches students what types of projects are expected from graphic designers, social media managers, and communications specialists, but also... Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
Date Updated: August 26th, 2025
In this professional learning session, participants will discuss barriers to traditional professional development and explore how micro-credential courses can help them overcome those barriers. Participants will discuss the pluses and deltas of micro-credentialing, explore a sample course activity,... Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
Date Updated: August 15th, 2025
This collection features a professional learning session alongside several 5E lessons that connect to standards across different content areas. Explore how to create and implement multidisciplinary lessons in "Across the Hall: Multidisciplinary Lessons," then browse lessons that investigate connections... Read more »
Chrome Canvas is a browser-based sketching application that allows users to create simple images, which can be saved to the cloud or shared with others. It is ideal for quick drawing activities or sketch-notes. Read more »
A quick icebreaker activity where students move around the room, share conversations, and work to identify traits in others. Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
July 26th, 2024
The basics of envelopes and applying the concepts to musical performance
In this lesson for band classes, students will discuss what “attack” and “release” mean in a musical context. Students will participate in a “30-Second Expert” activity in pairs, in which one student reads about ADSR (attack, decay, sustain, and release) envelopes on synths and the other reads about... Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
Date Updated: November 14th, 2025
The basics of envelopes and applying the concepts to musical performance
This collection features lessons for electives classes with integrated career components. Read more »
This instructional strategy turns the classic corkboard and string into a tangled, three-dimensional visualization of connections across multiple topics. Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
February 14th, 2024
In this lesson, students will learn the basic formatting guidelines needed to follow for writing a script. They will also listen to a film professor talk about careers in television and movies. This is also adaptable for ELA using books that are commonly assigned. Read more »
Created by: James Doyle
Date Updated: January 11th, 2024
Screenwriting and other careers in the film industry
