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===Activity Tam-Tam Edit=== | |||
====Activity Summary==== | |||
The student can compose or play music alone or with other learners | |||
using sound effects, instruments or sounds. The XO is of | |||
promote the skills, ie to develop the ability to select a | |||
instrument sounds to choose and make melodies. | |||
The educational benefits from the operation of the activity Tamtam | |||
Edit for teachers | |||
are that it has all the possible instruments: piano, clarinet, banjo, | |||
xylophone, etc.. more different sounds and different possibilities of adjustment, | |||
coordination, symbiosis and thus creating unlimited it can share with the whole | |||
group class. | |||
====Affordances of the activity==== | |||
• The learner is able to compose a melody using a variety | |||
instruments such as guitar, piano, flute, xylophone, clarinet ... | |||
• The learner is able to improve his compositions, incorporating other | |||
sounds of children, cries of animals (chickens, horses, frogs ...). | |||
• You can compose music and record instantly. | |||
• Can select for its creation or mimic the sounds generated by the XO. | |||
• It can save not only his keyboard, but also bring its music to ogg | |||
ie ready for export. | |||
• It can select the tools to mark the difference in notes | |||
music and frequency sounds (using the paint tool). | |||
• The computer offers green design tools for the preparation of notes | |||
music. | |||
• The learner can modify the volume of the tempo at will. | |||
• The XO offers modern music that the student can recognize | |||
or discover while having tones. It also includes animals and their cries | |||
respectifs. | |||
• Students can share all its activities both with the teacher with his | |||
neighborhood is composed of peers connected to the grid. | |||
• You may submit work to the teacher. | |||
• It may also involve his peers in his compositions, the latter | |||
can make their changes, their additions, etc.. | |||
====Degree of centrality of the activity==== | |||
In referring to the curriculum of 4th and 5th years and the 1st year's event | |||
TamTam | |||
Edit fits under Enlightenment. | |||
In 4th and 5th years eg | |||
* First-level 4 at the 22nd week, students will perform a song. | |||
* Then at level 5, the 29th week the knowledge of learners are built around | |||
instruments. | |||
* Two types of instruments are used: the percussion instruments (tamtam, drum) | |||
and wind instruments (flute, trumpet, harmonica ...). | |||
* At the end of learning, students will be able to use a percussion instrument | |||
or wind. | |||
As a justification to integrate the curriculum, we can | |||
explain that the activity TamTam | |||
Edit the learner can compose music that | |||
accompany a song. The learner can also create his own music with | |||
instruments required by the curriculum, but it can enrich many other | |||
opportunities available to him including the XO to add sounds like the cries | |||
animals (bird, dog, etc..) or human voices. It may also share | |||
composition of music with others. | |||
====Application pédagogique 1 ==== | |||
====''Compose a melody''==== | |||
Level (s): 4th grade of primary | |||
Knowledge: The traditional songs and / or modern | |||
Savoirfaire: | |||
Run a traditional song and / or modern. | |||
History: | |||
Students will create their own melody to the presentation of a ballet. As | |||
illustration, the First Symphony dyad Brigitte / Solange. | |||
The student selects the section Dial, then it makes the choice of instruments | |||
music (frog, dog, rooster, balafon), then the sheet of paper, he shall record the | |||
sequences of musical notes to get the music you want. | |||
Similarly, students in Grade 1 may be required to perform the anthem Group | |||
National (the Concorde). | |||
====Application pédagogique 2==== | |||
====''Composition of a musical repertoire''==== | |||
Level (s): 4th grade of primary | |||
Knowledge: Awareness of the value of traditional local songs and / or modern. | |||
Savoirfaire: | |||
Enhance the original music (example: Elon, Ikokou, etc). | |||
Perform traditional songs and modern within a moderate band at the | |||
cultural day of school at the end of the year. | |||
History: | |||
Placed in groups of five, students will select musical instruments of XO, | |||
recognize those who are part of traditional culture (it should be noted that Gabon | |||
includes fifty ethnic groups), call or mimic melodies so that all | |||
together constitute a musical repertoire for the festival season. | |||
====User Guide of the Tam-Tam Edit==== | |||
On the home page, place the cursor on the icon TamTam | |||
Edit, a window opens, | |||
click on the Run option, a page is opened. | |||
It presents the extreme left, a panoply of instruments (guitar, piano, tam-tam, etc.).. | |||
To change the instrument, click on their image. Click on the symbol of addition (+) | |||
to add a new instrument to the list. | |||
The bar tab of activity we offer three choices: Student Activities, Composer and Generate | |||
The Components tab displays a bar with three compartments. | |||
Left: a button Play / Pause, Stop another then a third keyboard Save | |||
and a final ogg to record sound to ogg format | |||
subsequently converted to MP3 or CD. | |||
In the center there is a selection tool to move the clips, a pencil and a brush, | |||
which allows us to edit the clips of the instruments. | |||
At right, a Copy button that makes a copy of the sequence. Finally a button | |||
Volume / Tempo that leave our slider to access the controls. | |||
To compose a melody, click on the Compose tab, then select the | |||
instruments required. | |||
Then click on the pencil to draw lines in front of the chosen instrument and | |||
points at the bottom of the page (which will be the sequence to play the instrument). | |||
At the bottom of the screen lists the different sequences that make up your song. | |||
The composition can be heard by clicking the Play button. To mark a stop | |||
to make an improvement, click the Pause button and insert arrangements | |||
desired. | |||
We can improve the composition by adding the sounds of animals, the cries of birds or | |||
of children. | |||
For the computer generates a sound or a sequence according to your settings, first click | |||
on the Generation tab. | |||
The top bar to change option buttons Play / Pause and Stop are still, | |||
then added three more: generating a sound, then Property Generation. Leaving the | |||
cursor on the icon property, the latter lets you select the level of individual | |||
elements (a division of the grid, page color, transposition, pan, volume, etc.). | |||
Then, click, a window opens, it sets the pace, | |||
height, duration, scale and pattern of the melody generated. | |||
Finally, it is possible to save your publication in the Journal of the XO | |||
retain for future use (use the Store procedure described on page | |||
15 of Getting Started in XO and the Sugar environment V.8.2), or the record format | |||
ogg to export. | |||
Conclusion | |||
Ultimately, this chapter has attempted a description of the capabilities of XO in primary school | |||
Gabon. Far from being exhaustive, we accept that many activities can be exploited | |||
with the XO in school from primary school so unique. Similarly, it is | |||
possible to combine activities in the context of educational applications. | |||
Adapting to Gabon password, among other things, integration of XO in | |||
conformity with the curricula. To go further, we can still consider a | |||
Operating XO: pedagogy of the project. | |||
==Chapter 3 == | ==Chapter 3 == | ||
===Introduction=== | ===Introduction=== | ||