Acquired Resources by Alice Cheng

365251127alice — 2025-04-04 14:19:44 UTC

Logic Pro is one of the most widely used DAWs (Digital Audio Workstation) used for music production and sound design. This tool is critical for advanced students in or above CEGEP and university level to further their improve their creativity, digital literacy, and interdisciplinary learning with music.

365251127alice — 2025-04-04 14:27:15 UTC

MuseScore is a valuable, free tool that helps students learn music notation, composition, and theory through hands-on practice. Its playback feature reinforces listening skills, and its user-friendly design makes it ideal for classrooms, especially in budget-conscious schools. I think it is ideal for classroom use, homework assignments, and collaborative projects, especially in schools with limited budgets for paid software.

365251127alice — 2025-04-04 14:30:54 UTC

MusicTheory.net is a valuable tool for teaching music theory through clear lessons and interactive exercises. As a music educator, I recommand it to students to reinforce concepts like scales, chords, and intervals. Its instant feedback supports self-paced learning at home and is great for exam preparation, all at no cost.

365251127alice — 2025-04-04 14:33:37 UTC

Chrome Music Lab makes learning music fun and accessible for young students. I use it to introduce concepts like rhythm and pitch through playful, visual tools. It’s perfect for EARLY music education (age3-7), encourages creativity, and works well across devices without needing downloads.