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StreMedia | | World Music and Ethnomusicology through
Distributed Learning Robert W. Templeman, Assistant
Professor of Ethnomusicology  World Music Instruments in QuickTime VR See and interact with an mbira (lamellaphone or "thumb piano") of the Shona people of Zimbabwe and a kora (harp-lute) of the Mandinka people of The Gambia in virtual 3D. - Music of the African Diaspora [Lectures] (Winter Quarter 2000) and On-Line Resources.
This project used Microsoft's Media Player to distribute a complete class on Music of the African Diaspora. Professor Templeman's class was one of two UC classes selected for a pilot study concerning the pedagogical effectiveness of this distributed learning technology. This class was published in its entirety over the Internet during the winter quarter of the 1999-2000 academic year. The other pilot class, also taught from one of CCM's electronic classrooms was a course from UC's College of Engineering. - World Music Lectures
This demonstration consists of three one-hour-long lectures on the music of the Indian subcontinent. They feature Robert W. Templeman, Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology at the College-Conservatory of Music. [Lecture 1] [Lecture 2] [Lecture 3] - World Music Lecture on the Music of Afro-Bolivians
This project served as an early demonstration of Microsoft's Media Player streaming audio and video technology for distributing a University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music lecture on course on Music of Afro-Bolivians. It features Robert Templeman of the College-Conservatory of Music's faculty in an undergraduate World Music class teaching and discussing music of the African Diaspora. It demonstrates the use of an embedded player with coordination with an existing web site.
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