Artificial Intelligence and Music Learning
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https://doi.org/10.31207/colloquia.v10i0.150Keywords:
artificial intelligence, music, musical pedagogy, creativityAbstract
The objective of this article is to explore some of the platforms and possibilities that Artificial Intelligence offers, in the field of musical education, it is intended to make them known to teachers in different musical disciplines and to analyze both the practical part and the ethical part of their application, under a premise of a qualitative and deductive research of the information, the rise of Online education is analyzed, the use of technology with the imminent inclusion of Artificial Intelligence which poses a significant change in terms of the concept of teaching- learning and understanding the role of Artificial Intelligence and the new role of the teacher.
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