The benefits of music technology are a central focus of the Department for Education's (DfE) 2022 National Plan for Music Education. Music technology is crucial for all music students, young people and emerging professionals, and its use in education increases access to music-making for everyone.
If you are looking for engaging and accessible ways to enhance inclusivity in your music classroom, there's a lot of exciting new technology available. The advent of new and inclusive exam suites from Trinity College London (Sounds of Intent) and RSL (Group Performance exams) mean that music technology can provide even more opportunities to progress and gain recognised qualifications. While there is no ‘one-size fits all' tech, having options that can meet differing needs is essential. Here are some brilliant products that can engage learners of all abilities and those with additional needs or disabilities.
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