Learning from Live Coding
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The pace of engagement with new digital technologies in music education is proving to be slow. A key issue - and a major barrier to entry - is teacher skills and confidence to work with technology creatively. Following a concerted campaign from the technology industry, in spring 2013 the UK government agreed to introduce the subject of computing into the national curriculum for all children at the age of five. This chapter describes, interprets and theorises the digital skills and engagement with live coding performance in music.
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The Routledge Companion to Music Technology and Education
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978-1-138-92138-2
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