MUSIC COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES AND INTERACTIVE LEARNING SYSTEMS IN THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE ART TEACHERS

Abstract

The article deals with the role and importance of music computer technologies and interactive learning systems in the professional training of future art teachers. Particular attention is paid to the use of modern information and communication technologies to improve the effectiveness of teaching and develop the creative potential of students of pedagogical institutions. The authors analyse the use of various software tools and online platforms that help future music teachers to master the basics of music analysis, composition and arrangement, as well as to conduct interactive classes that contribute to better learning. The article emphasises that the use of multimedia and interactive technologies can significantly enrich the educational process, making it more dynamic, flexible and accessible to students of different levels of training. Interactive systems allow you to create individualised learning paths, taking into account the characteristics of each student, which is important for the development of creativity and musical skills. This includes the role of music composition software and virtual instruments, as well as the opportunities provided by online and offline resources for self-study. It is especially important to integrate technology into the teaching of music teachers, as the ability to work with modern instruments is becoming a necessary component of their professional competence. The authors also draw attention to the importance of developing students' critical thinking and their ability to use technology to create new forms of learning based on interactivity, collaboration and independence. As a result of the use of computer technologies and interactive learning systems, future art teachers gain not only practical skills but also a deep understanding of the possibilities and potential of new media in art education.