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Even if you’re low on tech resources - ie. you have only one computer - there are still many music technology activities you can do with your students. Here are
Via Joanne Matibag, Sophie Collis 
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Recycle Bin recovery seems quite difficult to us if the Recycle Bin is emptied or the files are further deleted from it; however, it is not the case,. This tutorial shows how to restore deleted files from Recycle Bin in Windows and Mac.
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Recycle Bin recovery seems quite difficult to us if the Recycle Bin is emptied or the files are further deleted from it; however, it is not the case.
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My Web My Way explains the many ways you can change your browser, computer, keyboard and mouse settings to make the web more accessible for the diversity of learners.
Via Kathleen McClaskey, Smaragda Papadopoulou
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Teaching in a one-to-one school would be great, but it is always nice to have options when you only have one computer. This website is also author to the "18 ways to use just one iPad." My only critique for both articles is that you must have internet connection for the suggestions listed. Most places do have internet, but for the places that don't, or have unreliable internet, what are they to do? Regardless, the suggestions are great activities and lessons. The one piece of software I am familiar
Some excellent ideas and resources here. Most of these would also be excellent options to leave with a substitute teacher as they require minimal music knowledge to implement. I love that this caters to classrooms or schools that may not have as many devices available for day-to-day use.