The graduate classes of Dr. William I. Bauer of Ball State Univesity and Dr. James F. Daugherty of the University of Kansas have collaborated to produce a student-compiled website that has several interesting features. The site is called the History and Philosophy of North American Music Education web site. It includes links, an outline of the history of music education, and other features submitted by graduate students who were students in a class at the two universities. Robinson's site also has some interesting links.
Several sites have syllabi and other resources for teaching the general history of education.
Many of the ideas included may be applicable to courses in music education history. The sites are often extensive. This session was attended by this reviewer who found the ideas on teaching with simulations, oral history, and primary sources excellent. A site has been established by Jack Dougherty of Trinity College for the purpose of presenting ideas for teaching the history of education. Of particular interest is the Kamm and the Kaestle syllabi.