MUSICEDU EXCLUSIVE WEBINAR
MAKE ME A DJ
with DJ Nino Brown
FREE WEBINAR
Is DJing anything more than just ‘pressing buttons’?
How does DJing go hand in hand with traditional music in the classroom?
In this interview style webinar, one of Australia’s leading Urban DJs, DJ Nino Brown, takes us through the art and demonstrates the relevance of DJing in the classroom.
Coordinator of Performance Music and Music Teacher, Sam Smith along with Kate Hargreaves, CEO of MusicEDU, joins DJ Nino Brown to discuss why students are more engaged and thriving in classrooms with TrackFormers.
From the expert to the beginners, this is valuable insight into this lucrative, US$7 billion dollar industry. No matter what your experience with DJing and the EDM (Electronic Dance Music) industry, you can transform your classroom with TrackFormers. This is not to be missed.
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YOUR HOSTS

Nino Brown
Australia's #1 Urban DJ
As one of Australia’s leading urban DJs, Nino has shared the stage with artists including Jay-Z, Rihanna, T-Pain and Snoop.
Throughout his career, Nino has been dedicated to the art of DJing and, through Universal Music, created the successful Blazin Mixtape series. He’s worked with major brands – Nike, New Era, X-Box, G-Shock, Monster Headphones – and, has produced remixes for Justice Crew and Timomatic.
 Nino shared his expertise and DJing technique with MusicEDU back in 2014, in the TrackFormers program with the aim to inspire the next generation of DJs.
Sam Smith
Coordinator of Performance Music and Music Teacher
(St Joseph’s Nudgee, QLD)
Sam Smith is the Director of Performing Arts at St Joseph’s Nudgee College, Brisbane. Before this, he was the Head of Performing Arts at Livingstone Christian College on the Gold Coast. At Nudgee, Sam leads the Performing Arts program and also finds time to jam with his students in classroom music. Sam works as an Endorser for Music Extension and a Confirmer for General Music with the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority, putting his experience to good use. Sam has Bachelor and Post-Graduate degree from Griffith University and holds a Masters of Education from Queensland University of Technology. When he is not conducting College ensembles, Sam is all about bridging the gap between music and technology in the classroom.


Kate Hargraves
MusicEDU Founder & CEO
Kate studied music from an early age, and after completing a degree in music performance, majoring in trombone at the Sydney Conservatorium, she began her career performing with companies including the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the Australian Opera Ballet Orchestra, and many more before moving into more corporate roles, working for Yamaha Music Australia and Casio.
With a vision to engage students in classroom music in a way they’d find enjoyable and rewarding, Kate launched MusicEDU in 2011. Her goal continues to be achieved internationally as we integrate progressive teaching techniques and technology into secondary and middle schools using The MusicEDU Suite.

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Professional Development certificates are available on request for MusicEDU Suite subscribers on completion of MusicEDU webinars.
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Make Me A DJ with Nino Brown
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Standards for Teachers
Professional Engagement
Activity Name: Make Me a DJ with Nino Brown
Activity Type: Mentoring, coaching, professional dialogue supporting teaching practice
Proficient:Â Use effective teaching strategies to integrate ICT into learning and teaching programs to make selected content relevant and meaningful.
Proficient:Â Undertake professional learning programs designed to address identified student learning needs.Â
Proficient:Â Participate in professional and community networks and forums to broaden knowledge and improve practice.
MusicEDU Suite Subscribers can contact us at info@musicedu.com.au to request a Certificate of Completion.