Nov 28 2007

Larry Ferlazzo

Neat Music Sites

Posted at 12:50 am under learning games, music and art, reading

I’ve recently added two very neat sites to the Students Songs section of my Examples of Student Work page.  They were both created by a creative designer named Luke Whittaker.

His latest creation is an amazing online video game called Sound Factory.  It’s very hard for me to explain.  Basically,  you role-play a man in a factory who get to create music.  That description, however, does not in any way do the game justice.  There are a lot of instructions given in simple English, and students can email their final musical creation after they’ve finished the game.  I also have listed the “Walkthrough” (answers) to the game on my website so students can doubly use it as a language development exercise.

In Sound Factory, and the next game I’ll describe, in addition to posting their musical creation students can write a description of it.

In A Break In The Road students can again create their own musical composition.  It’s not quite a game, but I won’t even attempt to describe it.  Check it out for yourself.

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  1.   James Webberon 04 Jan 2008 at 9:13 am 1

    Within this website http://www.kiddierecords.com/
    it’s possible to download classic children’s records from the ’40s and ’50s
    Author B Cunningham

    James

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  2.   Maureen Stewarton 10 Jun 2009 at 7:55 pm 2

    Hi Larry,

    I love your website. Just thought you might check out my website and tell me if you think it might be appropriate for your learners.

    Thank you :)

    Maureen Stewart

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