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Stand By Your Lesson Plan

Jennifer Corbin, Head of Center for Library User Education @ Tulane University Carrie Donovan, Head of Teaching & Learning @ Indiana University. Stand By Your Lesson Plan. How the Karaoke Experience Can Improve Your Instructional Practice. F lickr: microphone.

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Stand By Your Lesson Plan

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  1. Jennifer Corbin, Head of Center for Library User Education @ Tulane University Carrie Donovan, Head of Teaching & Learning @ Indiana University Stand By Your Lesson Plan How the Karaoke Experience Can Improve Your Instructional Practice tweet it: #karaoke2teach Flickr: microphone

  2. Flickr:never doubt that you can sing

  3. the singers

  4. empty orchestra Flickr:New York State Theatre by David Shankbone

  5. Flickr:KEY OF "G"

  6. Flickr: Rock Star Karaoke Song List Gangway Advertising

  7. Novelty Public Online Non-sanctioned Amateur Irreverent Self-Deprecating Norm Private Offline Sanctioned Serious Imitation Sincere

  8. Authentication Imitation • Dedication

  9. Imitation Flickr:captain kirk bot

  10. Flickr:Howl-o-ween Dog Costume Parade In Boston

  11. Flickr: Stage Fright [EXPLORE] By WilliamMarlow

  12. Flickr:Panic, low grade

  13. Dedication Flickr:Gym Bunny Smurf - Front

  14. Practice Flickr: Grand Canyon Historic- Sierra Club Hikes to Phantom Ranch c.1948

  15. Singing strengthens the lungs and stomach; singing ten songs is physically equivalent to running one kilometer (.62 miles) Skills training in voice inflection, rate, volume, and speech organization significantly reduced self-reported performance anxiety Mitsui, T., & Hosokawa, S. (1998). Karaoke around the world: Global technology, local singing. New York: Routledge. Singing without looking at lyrics is effective for maintaining memory function of the brain. Merritt, L., Richards, A., & Davis, P. (2001). Performance anxiety: Loss of the spoken edge. Journal of Voice, 15(2), 257-269.

  16. from: Lema, personal blog

  17. Authentication Flickr: untitled

  18. You are a unique snowflake Flickr: snowflake

  19. Audience Flickr: the audience is shaking

  20. Flickr: Cable car let go

  21. LOEX is only once/year. Karaoke is always.

  22. Flickr: I'll be a monster

  23. hit us with your best shot Flickr: disco ball by Mirry.fm.

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