Guest blog by Tim Swingler at Soundbeam
Used in over 5000 special schools and other centres, in more than 30 countries, Soundbeam (the ‘invisible keyboard in space’) has revolutionised music making for youngsters with special needs. Its unique contact-free motion sensor technology makes self-expression possible for even the most physically, behaviourally, or cognitively challenged.
Text by Tim Swingler, Soundbeam
Audio by Toby Seriki, Specialist Teaching Assistant
Guest blog by Tim Swingler at Soundbeam
Used in over 5000 special schools and other centres, in more than 30 countries, Soundbeam (the ‘invisible keyboard in space’) has revolutionised music making for youngsters with special needs. Its unique contact-free motion sensor technology makes self-expression possible for even the most physically, behaviourally, or cognitively challenged.
Text by Tim Swingler, Soundbeam
Audio by Toby Seriki, Specialist Teaching Assistant