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As music teachers have come to rely on Internet resources to teach world musics, a need has arisen to monitor the quality of world music websites. To address such needs, we designed a World Music Educational Website Checklist and checked its validity and reliability. The checklist was structured based on the 4Cs design model (Barnes & Yu, 2002), which consists of (a) Content (information),(b) Control (navigation),(c) Consistency (readability), and (d) Corroboration (accountability) . Thirty-one Korean music educatorsand twenty-seven Chinese music educators evaluated either Korean or Chinese websites using the checklist based on their cultural origin as culture-bearer music educators are the most qualified to evaluate their respective country’s music education websites. Internal consistency reliability of the checklist subscales for the Korean and Chinese websites ranged from acceptable to excellent (! = .82 to ! = .96; ! = .70 to ! = .99) . The results also showed good inter-rater reliability (! = .99 and ! = .98, respectively) .  \nKeywords: culture bearers, curriculum evaluation, 4Cs design model, multicultural music education, world musics, world music web resources  \nContributions to Music Education  \nIntroduction  \nAs the United States becomes more culturally diverse, the inclusion of musicsin music education programs from various cultural traditions has become increasingly significant in recent decades. The Tanglewood Symposium (Robert, Charles, Charles, & Wersen, 1967), the Housewright Declaration (Madsen, 2000), the National Standard for Music Education (1994), and National Core Arts Standards (2014) have supported the inclusion of music from different cultures in music education programs. Furthermore, world musics have been considered good teaching material for inclusion and diversity because it nurtures students’ intercultural competency, which is needed in a global society (Carson & Westvall, 2016; Kang & Yoo, 2019) .  \nDespite the importance of teaching world musics in this global society, many music teachers struggle to find quality material for their classrooms. Previous literature has reported that teachers feel unprepared to teach world musics because of a lack of administrative support, little access to teaching materials, and insufficient training in world music education at the undergraduate level (Cash, 2012; Legette, 2003). Music teachers often use music textbooks and supplementary materials such as music scores, recordings, and the Internet (McAllister, 2013; Weidknecht, 2011) . Several scholars have also claimed that the Internet can provide good educational materials for teaching world musics (Bauer, 2014; Fung, 1995) . Many world music songs, activities, and recordings can be found on the Internet. For example, YouTube is one of the most popular video search engines used for teaching. Many of these videos can be used as educational resources in music classes (Kang, 2016) .  \nHowever, it is doubtful whether proper guidelines have been given to music teachers to navigate online resources in teaching world musics. To nurture students’ tolerance and openness to various cultures and deepen cultural understanding, it is imperative to introduce diverse human practices within music that are not biased by hegemonic tendencies. Such practices may include the music’s meanings, stylistic differences, and societal functions (Hess, 2019) . Otherwise, world music teaching and learning might reinforce that only dominant music styles are worth learning, ","cbCailjEbnfkStNV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailjEbnfkStNV","pdf",142618,18,"English","# Introduction\n## Need for quality monitoring of world music websites\n## Checklist framework based on the 4Cs design model","[{\"question\":\"Why is monitoring world music websites important in music education?\",\"answer\":\"As music education programs become more culturally diverse, teachers need quality online resources for teaching world musics, but guidance for evaluating such resources is limited. 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