Music Instruction / Oncourse

Overview

This project will incorporate digital music library collections and applications in a "music for the listener" course, designed for the non-major and offered as a general education credit. Assessments will compare the effectiveness of a lecture-based class supplemented with digital content with one fully online. Variations2 resources will be incorporated into these classes using Oncourse, an online teaching and learning environment developed at IU.

Personnel

• James Lloyd Fern, Project Investigator [e-mail]
• Roberta L. Lindsey, Project Investigator [e-mail]

Documents

• Work Plan (PDF)

Papers and Presentations

• Dr. Roberta Lindsey. Can You See What I Hear? Utilizing Indiana University’s Variations2 Tools in the Music Appreciation Classroom. EISTA Conference, Orlando, Florida, July 23, 2004.
  
  • Presentation slides (HTML)
  
  
• Dr. Roberta Lindsey. Creating and Maintaining a Distributed Music Appreciation Classroom. Third International Conference on Technology in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, Heidelberg, Germany, July 15, 2003.
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• Dr. Roberta Lindsey. Variations2 and the Music Appreciation Class. 13th Annual Music Technology Conference, Indianapolis, IN, June 27, 2003.
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• Jay Fern, Roberta Lindsey, and Erik Scull. The Distributed Music Appreciation Class and the Indiana University Digital Music Library Project: Phase One. College Music Society - Great Lakes Chapter Meeting, Northfield, MN, March 15 - 16, 2002.
  • Presentation slides (HTML)

Related Links

• Oncourse