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Ear training: Replaying played notes on the keyboard
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to play the note played on the keyboard. You also get the chance to play the reference note (the do) each time to help you.
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Recognize the keyboard: Interval
With this exercise on musictheory.net you will learn to recognize the intervals using the piano keys. You have to link the correct name of the interval to the correct interval on the piano. The intervals covered are:
- a major second (M2) or a minor …
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Recognizing the keyboard: Piano key (2)
With this exercise on musictheory.net you will learn to link the correct piano keys or the correct note image on the piano to the correct note image on the staff.
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Recognizing the keyboard: Piano key (1)
With this exercise on musictheory.net you will learn to recognize the names of the piano keys. You have to link the correct letter name or the correct name of the musical note to the correct piano key.
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Time for making: Make your own work with and for your own instrument
Erik Schrooten and Bert Appermont created this website around composing.
With T ime for Making, you don't compose behind a sheet of music bars, but preferably with your own instrument at the ready. The new is created through experimentation. This …
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The first female Flemish chemical engineer Marie-Louise Compernolle 2/2
Marie-Louise Compernolle (1909-2005) graduated from Ghent University in 1932 as the first Flemish female chemical engineer. After working for a number of years as a full-time assistant at the University, she chose, partly because of the …
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In the midst of the French and chemical revolution: Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
Article that elaborates on the contribution of Antoine Laurent Lavoisier.
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Hooke's Law: Demonstration
An applet in GeoGebra that can demonstrate Hooke's law.
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Do you know watts?
Do you know watts? is a science vlog for curious kids and enthusiastic teachers. Every two weeks, vlogster Jacotte Brokken dives into the various STEM domains (biotechnology, chemistry, construction, mechanics, computer science, …
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Get started well prepared with Getting Started
The transition from secondary to higher education involves many challenges. It is useful for your students to already get an idea of the expectations in the various courses in terms of the prior knowledge they need. That is exactly what the …
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Falling bullet: 3D applet
Simulation of a falling bullet.
A ball can be released from a freely adjustable height. The time from release to landing on the table is measured.
There is a choice of three bullets with different masses.
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Phyphox app: Manual
An article about how the Phyphox app can be used.
Source: Trials of Phyphox by Roland Van Kerschaver
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