Programming Music Camp: Using Web Audio to Teach Creative Coding

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Allison, Jesse
Holmes, Daniel
Berkowitz, Zachary
Pfalz, Andrew
Conlin, William
Hwang, Nick
Taylor, Benjamin
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Programming Music Camp is a summer outreach camp de- signed to teach computer programming concepts to youths through the activity of music-making. Prior experiences teaching web audio technologies to secondary school stu- dents are described. The camp curriculum is then outlined, including the class activities of live coding, instrument de- sign, and concert performance. The outcomes of the camp are evaluated and future educational opportunities using web audio technologies are considered.
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2016-04
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