Tenuto - It has lessons and exercises and makes it easy for students to self-assess their abilities based on learning targets.
SmartMusic, which allows the students to go into the practice room one student at a time and log in to test their accuracy in performing sight-reading exercises
Other examples of digital resources for choir:
Decibal Meter app on phone or iPad – for helping students to identify what dynamic levels feel and sound like
YouTube for listening and evaluating performances of the same songs by other comparable groups
Create quizzes on PowerPoint where specific amounts of time are allotted to identify notes/intervals/key signatures on screen
Essential Skeleton – interactive digital model of the skeleton to help with body mapping
UVRL (Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab) interactive digital model of the mouth, throat, and nasal passages to teach resonance
Anytime Pro+ - music rehearsal app that can change the key or speed of a recording
Music Tutor games for teaching note names, etc.
Audio Tool by Performance Audio
Metronome apps
Keyboard apps like Real Piano to tap starting pitches
Chromatic Tuner apps
Garage Band or other multi-tracking recording software for creating parts tracks with ability to hear any combination of parts
Camera app or Voice Memo app on phones to record parts as teacher goes over it so they can practice outside of class.