People began to emphasize music education gradually. Music teaching can cultivate a person’s quality and sense of beauty. Therefore, it is of great significance to develop music teaching, which is conducive to better learning music. High quality music teaching can achieve better teaching results, so developing music teaching is something that contemporary people need to seriously study. In the traditional music teaching, music teaching ignored the aesthetic characteristics of music, and only single tuned theoretical knowledge, which made the quality of music teaching poor. This paper aimed to study the construction of distance music teaching intelligent classroom under modern information technology (IT). By studying how to integrate the wisdom classroom into teaching, an innovative remote intelligent classroom mode of music teaching was constructed. In this experiment, five classes were selected from the traditional teaching school and the remote intelligent classroom music teaching school under the modern IT for the examination of each subject. The results of the experiment were that in the vocal music test, instrumental music test, solfeggio test, ear training test and written music knowledge test, the average score of the vocal music test of the five classes under the music teaching of the remote intelligent classroom under the modern IT was 82.4, and the average score of the vocal music test of each class in the traditional music teaching was 72.2. The average score of instrumental music test of the five classes under the music teaching of the remote intelligent classroom under the modern IT was 82.2, and the average score of instrumental music test of each class in the traditional music teaching was 71. The average score of the five classes’ solfeggio examination under the music teaching of the remote intelligent classroom under the modern IT was 82.8, and the average score of each class’s solfeggio examination under the traditional music teaching was 73.2. The average score of the ear training test of the five classes under the music teaching of the remote intelligent classroom under the modern IT was 82.4, and the average score of the ear training test of each class in the traditional music teaching was 72.8. The average score of the written examination of music knowledge in the five classes under the music teaching of the remote intelligent classroom under modern IT was 84.4, and the average score of the written examination of music knowledge in each class of traditional music teaching was 73.6. It can be seen from these data that the school class music examination results under the music teaching in the distance intelligent classroom under the modern IT were better than those in the traditional teaching. It can be concluded that the construction of the distance music teaching intelligent classroom under the modern IT really has a positive help students develop quickly music to learn.

Yanfang Ou. Construction of Intelligent Classroom of Distance Music Teaching under Modern Information Technology. International Journal of Educational Innovation and Science (2023), Vol. 4, Issue 1: 143-155. https://doi.org/10.38007/IJEIS.2023.040113.

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