Re: lilypond teaching material

[BB]

I just read
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/learning/entering-input.html
(again). I find that is a good basis for such an introduction, but I 
think it needs some beef up to become more entertaining than lecturing. 
But I actually do not have an idea how to manage that? In my opinion 
there are much more instructive examples and exercises for reinforcement 
learning needed.



On 16.09.2015 11:24, Urs Liska wrote:
> Am 16.09.2015 um 11:14 schrieb BB:
> > Obviously the Lilypond users are overaged?
> I very much hope that our recent "inofficial survey" is biased for
> whatever reasons. But I admit this impression is very strong.
>
> > Is there a kind of "curriculum", eventually with Open Office overhead
> > slides ready to use for an introductory training on an adult education
> > center (in Germany Volkshochschule (VHS)) available.
> Not that I know of, but it's a good idea, and I've had the wish to start
> compiling such material for quite a long time. Unfortunately that
> probably won't happen without a concrete opportunity.
>
> > May be some
> > skilled users ma offer such an itroduction to raise lilyponds
> > popularity? Usually there are offered weekend workshops or courses
> > regular an evening per week for people in work. Eventually it might be
> > used in music education on schools?
> Good idea.
> I know that in some universities there are people offering LilyPond
> courses, with mixed result/acceptance. But it definitely should be much
> more, and I think people should get hooked to text based tools as early
> as possible, before they are too much tied to their shiny clickediclick
> tools.
>
> Urs
>
> > Regards
> >
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