DJing has become a popular addition to music education. From fun pastoral activities to vocational qualifications, students are enjoying a wide range of valuable creative learning opportunities. DJing technology and techniques have developed immensely in recent years such that it has become a very demanding musical artform. More than simply blending songs together from one to the next, DJs now use different media formats: vinyl, CD, DVD, MP3 or even video. Scratching, sampling, effects processing and the inclusion of live performance elements have all become a part of the DJs arsenal of creative skills. To help you make sense of these many aspects of the DJs art and provide suitable equipment for your students this category gives you some useful information along with example DJ systems including suggestions for use.