This course teaches students how to run recording sessions or setup for a live gig, mix audio and apply knowledge of sound theories to improve the quality of their productions. It ties in perfectly with Project Based Learning (such as students composing their own album of material, composing for film projects, or mixing sound for school shows).
The student pdf workbook is divided up into weekly lessons. Each lesson is accompanied by a tutorial video explaining a key concept and a series of revision quizzes.
The original resource this was based upon was used for Unit Standard 28007 - a level 3 assessment in which students demonstrated knowledge of pre-production, setting up, running a music technology 'event' (such as a concert or recording a band) and mixing. However, Toi Mai and NZQA have discontinued this Unit Standard. Unfortunately they have not replaced it with anything (they claim that two standards 32374 and 32375 are replacements, but they bear little resemblence to the older and excellent 28007).
However, to support New Zealand teachers, with the support of NZQA and MoE staff, we have rewritten an assessment task for level 3 NCEA Achievement Standard 91425 - Research a music topic. This assessment task, which compliments the skills and knowledge in this 'SOND3' resource can be downloaded from here.
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Flipped Classroom 'SOND3'
28007 (SOND 3) - Select and apply a range of processes to enhance sound in a performance context.
- Level: 3
- Credits: 6
- Flipped Classroom learning - students learn all the required info at a pace that suits them.
- Teachers have security knowing this course provides their students with all the information required for completion of this Unit Standard.
- Great for Project Based Learning and compliments the performance and composition Achievement Standards.
This package contains all the information you need to teach all aspects of the Standard along with assessment tasks, guidelines and schedules. All assessment resources meet all NZQA moderation requirements.
More information about this Unit Standard can be found here.
This Unit Standard can contribute towards NCEA Course Endoresment and is available for A/M/E grades.