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In this episode of the AI Academia Podcast, I explore how to use AI generated tracks in your everyday teaching practice. Platforms like Suno and Udio allow educators to create original tracks quickly and affordably, making them useful for various classroom activities. I’ll share examples of how I’ve used songs to teach anything from times table memorization to exploring Shakespeare’s verse.
I also discuss ethical considerations surrounding AI music and I conclude with a preview of a pilot project in which my Year 10 students will be taking part in the first AI Music competition in my school’s history!
Suno: www.suno.com
Udio: www.udio.com
00:00 Introduction to AI Generated Music in Education
00:43 Getting Started with AI Music Platforms
03:11 Advanced Uses and Meta Prompting
04:32 Practical Classroom Applications
10:22 AI Music competition in my school
11:35 The ethics of AI music - thorny questions
13:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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