UNM Theory and Composition Professor, Richard Hermann, on Music Blocks
Dr. Richard Hermann is the professor of Music Theory and Composition for the Univeristy of New Mexico (UNM) and he
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Music Blocks goes to Thailand!
Music Blocks software workshop proposal was accepted to the 2016 Constructionism conference, which was hosted this year in Bangkok, Thailand!
Continue readingNew Awesome Mr. Mouse Images from Students!
Look at these awesome new images of Music Blocks’ musical conductor, Mr. Mouse! Students used another free software tool, Inkscape,
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Git as feature of Music Blocks
As a task for the GCI contest, one of the students created a video to explain “git as a feature” for Music Blocks. “Git” is one way that users can make a copy of Music Blocks software onto their own computers. Watch the video, “Music Blocks Software on your Computer with Git” to see how this can be done.
Continue readingCongratulations to all GCI students!
Over the course of the past two months, students have been working on various SugarLabs projects for credit toward the
Continue readingMusic Blocks License Updated to AGPL
Music Blocks authors, Walter Bender (SugarLabs) and Yash Khandelwal have updated the license from the GNU General Public License (GPL)
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