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Rise 360: Intro to Reading Sheet Music

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AllisonLaMotte
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6 years ago

This short music-themed course shows how using knowledge checks throughout your course can help keep learners engaged.

Like this course? Click here to send a copy of this course to your Rise 360 dashboard. If you don’t have access to Rise 360, sign up for a free, 30-day trial of Articulate 360.

Published 6 years ago
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  • PayDee's avatar
    PayDee
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    This is a great course! Can you share you project with people who don't have 360?
    • AllisonLaMotte's avatar
      AllisonLaMotte
      Staff
      6 years ago
      HI Pay Dee! Unfortunately, since this project was created in Rise 360, you have to have a trial or a subscription to view the source file because it's hosted in the cloud. You can start a free, 60-day trial today if you'd like: http://articulate.com/360/trial
  • SteveBennett-37's avatar
    SteveBennett-37
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Very good, I have sung in choirs for years and I found it a much more engaging and interesting way of learning, takes music theory to another level of engagement.

    Thank you and well done.
  • DonGriesheimer's avatar
    DonGriesheimer
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Allison,

    First, great job on the Rise360 course! Having a degree in music, this is a fun exercise to teach the basics.
    • AllisonLaMotte's avatar
      AllisonLaMotte
      Staff
      5 years ago
      Thanks Don! I hope I didn't get any of it wrong, as someone who is far from an expert. ;)
  • AngelaKerr's avatar
    AngelaKerr
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Well done! Very clean and interactive. Thank you for sharing!
  • REricSmith's avatar
    REricSmith
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    This is superb. You always know how to balance clear graphics and text, and make the design easy on the eyes.

    I noticed a couple of typos. Under Notes/Note Values, the backs of the last two flashcards: the fifth one should start with "When two eighth notes are..." and the sixth should start with "When two sixteenth notes are..."