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The development of Sonic Pi and its use in educational partnerships: Co-creating pedagogies for learning computer programming

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Article

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Authors

Aaron, S 
Blackwell, AF 

Abstract

Sonic Pi is a new open source software tool and platform originally developed for the Raspberry Pi computer, designed to enable school children to learn programming by creating music. In this article we share insights from a scoping study on the development of Sonic Pi and its use in educational partnerships. Our findings draw attention to the importance of collaborative relationships between teacher and computer scientist and the value of creative pedagogies for learning computer programming as a live-coded participatory enterprise.

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Keywords

computing, digital technology, live coding, music education, partnerships, pedagogy

Journal Title

Journal of Music, Technology and Education

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Journal ISSN

1752-7066
1752-7074

Volume Title

9

Publisher

Intellect Ltd
Sponsorship
National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts (Nesta) (via Junction (CDC) Ltd) (8776)
We would like to thank Broadcom Foundation and Raspberry Pi Foundation for their funding of this scoping study.
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