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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Overview of Activity 2.1 Beginning 2.2 Starting the Game 2.3 Starting a challenge 2.4 Playing 2.5 End of the Game 3 NATE LSI-USP 3.1 Related Links 3.2 Source Codes and Projects in Development

[edit] Introduction

The Music Jigsaw is a cultural activity with purpose, where the child will learn to recognize music, both popular and classical. The game uses musical sections as if they were pieces of a broken head, where the child puts these parts in order to get the temporal full stretch.

[edit] Overview of Activity

[edit] Beginning

It appears a "splash" of loading the program, with a desire that symbolizes a jigsaw and music and how the two may be linked.

[edit] Starting the Game

In opening the activity can view the "bulbs" that refer to the challenges (music sections) not yet completed and the fish that provide a choice of the difficulty of the challenge (easy or difficult). You can also see a bar of messages (statusbar) that should inform the child of steps to take, and give tips.

[edit] Starting a challenge

• Easy Level

When you start the level Easy, the challenges of the difficult level vanish (dark lamps). With the choice of one of the challenges emerge the area of the game (represented in yellow), which can easily recognize the "pieces-musical" and the "time line" where they must be embedded. The music related to the Challenge is exposed in a statusbar.

At easy level there are 6 challenges, each with 4 pieces-musical and their places in the timeline.

• Difficult Level

When you start the difficult level, the challenges of the easy level vanish (clear lamps). With the choice of one of the challenges emerge the area of the game (represented in yellow), which can easily recognize the "pieces-musical" and the "time line" where they must be embedded. The music related to the Challenge is exposed in a statusbar.

At difficult level there are 4 challenges, each with 8 pieces-musical and their places in the timeline.

[edit] Playing

The game itself is very simple, the child puts the mouse on the play, runs the sound that relates to that piece. After hearing the melody of each piece the child puts the pieces in positions that you believe to be correct at the time by clicking and dragging them to the desired location. If the child has trouble sorting the parts he can click on the button tip, and soon then "point" the places in the timeline, that the sound you should be docked there to run. After positioning the pieces, the child must click the check. This should then recognize if there is any piece in the wrong place, and tell the child what is the piece that wrong. He also finalize the challenge.

[edit] End of the Game

When the challenge is completed, the entire stretch of the work is touched, the lamp for the same is erased and a bridge begins to be drawn on the bottom of your screen (background), indicating the many challenges already full of this level.

[edit] NATE LSI-USP

[edit] Related Links

- LSI
- FACIL
- Editor Musical
- Oficina de Desenho
- LíNGUO
- Quebra-Cabeca Musical
- Jogo do Piano
- Quimera

[edit] Source Codes and Projects in Development

- Fácil
- Editor Musical
- Oficina de Desenho Colaborativa
- Quebra Cabeça Musical
- Jogo do Piano

Activity Summary

Icon:	Image:qcmusical_logo.png
Genre:	Media, Audio, and Video Players
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Short description:	The Music Jigsaw is a cultural activity with purpose, where the child will learn to recognize music, both popular and classical. The game uses musical sections as if they were pieces of a broken head, where the child puts these parts in order to get the temporal full stretch.
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Maintainers:	NATE-LSI
Repository URL:	http://code.google.com/p/qcmusical/
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