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Multimodal Musicianship
Victoria Malawey
Access Online: https://pressbooks.macalester.digital/multimodalmusicianship/
Multimodal Musicianship is an open educational resource for learning music theory and ear training. The content engages concepts related to tonal harmony, suitable for a two- or three-semester music theory and ear training curriculum in a liberal arts college or other higher education setting. This collection of materials offers multiple modes of engaging content—with text, musical examples, audio examples, video content, application activities, and links to supplemental content—designed for users to learn and reinforce their knowledge according to their learning styles and needs.
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Curious City - In, Out, Above, Beyond: A Cultural Atlas of Saint Paul, Minnesota
Elizabeth Abramson, JoJo Baldus, Henry Beimers, Della Brown, Dio Cramer, Ceren Dolma, Julia Evelyn, Elizabeth Fugikawa, Maggie Jaenicke, Katie Jolly, Anya Lindell Paulson, Margaret Lobbig, Alessandro Antunez de Mayolo Mauceri, Henry McCarthy, Madeline Murnane, Elston Tortuga, Stella Wang, Elliot Wareham, and Ashley Nepp
Curious City - In, Out, Above, Beyond: A Cultural Atlas of Saint Paul, Minnesota features maps, illustrations, and data visualizations covering a wide variety of topics such as ghosts and monsters of Saint Paul, caves along the bluffs, Chinese restaurants, Saint Paul skyways, fossil hunting and more. The atlas was created by the Macalester College Geography Department’s Cultural Atlas Production course in Spring 2019.
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Grenzenlos Deutsch
Britt Abel, Erika Berroth, Maureen Gallagher, Adi King, Isolde Mueller, Simone Pfleger, Elizabeth Schreiber-Byers, Faye Stewart, Tessa Wegener, and Amy Young
Access Online: https://grenzenlos-deutsch.com
Grenzenlos Deutsch, an open online curriculum for beginning German
This full-year curriculum is intended as a no-cost alternative to current, more traditional textbooks in the field. It mixes materials rooted in real-world, contemporary communication scenarios, multimedia content, and online learning activities.The Grenzenlos curriculum ensures that the topics of discussion in the language classroom are relevant to and reflect today’s world.
This project was made possible with grant funding and due to the dedication of former librarian, Ron Joslin. Many additional library staff members including Jacki Betsworth and Erin Porter along with many student employees contributed to this project either by managing images or producing/editing videos and text.
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