Music Blocks is a visual programming language for exploring music, math, and programming. It is an open-ended tool for learners to create programs that combine computation, art, and math in a fun, new way.
Music Blocks is used around the world in various schools. This category focuses on all things related to education.
Last year, music educator Devin Ulibarri collaborated with the Free Software Foundation to bring a series of classes to students in the Somerville Public Schools as well as the Boston Public Schools. This article, by Devin Ulibarri, offers a glimpse into the classroom through the lens of BPS volunteers and FSF staff, as well as links to find more information.
Continue readingThis blogpost details one of Music Block’s main contributors travels to share Music Blocks with the people of Japan. Devin Ulibarri
Continue readingOriginal Post: https://www.edu.city.yokohama.lg.jp/school/hs/sfh/index.cfm/31,4700,61,282,html The following is Devin Ulibarri’s translation of the above article underneath a copy of the pertinent paragraphs
Continue readingDr. Richard Hermann is the professor of Music Theory and Composition for the Univeristy of New Mexico (UNM) and he
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Megalovania
Music+Code student, Wesley, shares Megalovania.
Enhancing Sampler widget with drag and drop
Music Blocks has always been about making music programming accessible
GSoC 2024 with Sugar Labs | Week 10 and 11 | Music Blocks (v4) project updates
Hi everyone, welcome to the GSoC’24 Blogs. I am documenting
NYC interactive subway
Music+Code student, Nathan, shares NYC interactive subway.
GSoC 2024 with Sugar Labs | Week 7,8 & 9 | Music Blocks (v4) project updates
Hi everyone, welcome to the GSoC’24 Blogs. I am documenting
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