Frauber84

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   Show HN: MidiStickers – learn music theory visually

   1 points by Frauber84 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by Frauber84 6y ago

   Real time notation for small groups, so they can work out exercises (ie, four-part harmony, variations on melodies, harmonization) and also get comments from others. Breaking a large class into small groups is very effective for remote teac
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   by Frauber84 6y ago

   As someone who has been using MuseScore daily for the past decade in my teaching, my deepest respect to the developers and community, you have built a piece of software with real impact that challenges proprietary (and very expensive) alte
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   by Frauber84 6y ago

   Thanks! This seems to be the best solution for my needs.
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   by Frauber84 6y ago

   I miss uploading images and PDFs that I can "lock" and write on top. Ziteboard does it, but it is expensive and also when someone zooms everyone is zoomed, which kind of sucks. Jamboard is also bad at writing on background images.
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   by Frauber84 6y ago

   Yes, digital storytelling is what I have been mostly doing, with ffmpeg for extreme compression, coupled with some quizzes and small tasks. I'm familiar with Slack so I'll check out Zulip, it looks great!
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   by Frauber84 6y ago

   Those are all good ideas, I am mostly going the fully offline route, however some teachers lack time (too many classes), experience or equipments to produce good content. VoIP is new to me, I will look at that. I also found that Microsoft T
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   Ask HN: Minimal-bandwidth conferencing for remote education on poor countries

   5 points by Frauber84 6y ago|9 comments