From sound to image.
The cornerstone module of the lesson “Rhythm & Pattern” (course Music Tech): the student builds a rhythmic pattern and watches it translated into a visual in real time. It demonstrates sensory equivalence — same content, alternative sensory channels.
- Base view: interactive pattern, integrated audio and visual.
- Adapted view: screen reader, keyboard control, captions, high contrast, visual beat feedback.
Lesson “Rhythm & Pattern” — 8 modules
- 01What is a pattern?
- 02Rhythm: counting time
- 03Patterns in code: the loop
- 04From sound to image ⭐
- 05Variation: the pattern that changes
- 06Composing with blocks
- 07Preparing for performance
- 08Live performance (2–3 min)
Three platform principles
Music technology, composable courses, accessibility by design.
Composable courses
Every course is built from modules grouped into lessons. Teachers can recompose them for their classroom context.
Music meets technology
Live coding, sound design and generative visuals as teaching tools. One platform for tech schools, conservatories and music programs — where visual feedback helps every student grasp rhythm and structure.
Accessibility by design
A student with hearing impairments can follow a beat through visual feedback. SLD, visual and motor disabilities are design requirements — not an add-on. Every course ships with built-in adaptations.
How a course is structured
Three nested levels: a course groups several lessons, each made of multiple modules.
Course
The broadest unit: a disciplinary journey with its own identity. Example: Music Tech.
Disciplines, level, estimated duration, author.
Lesson
A chapter of the course focused on one theme. Example: Rhythm & Pattern.
One or more lessons per course, with a narrative arc.
Module
The working unit: 60–90 minutes.
Viewable in 4 modes: text, image, sound, code.
Impact
Three value axes for schools, conservatories and academies.
Inclusion
SLD + disabilities
adaptive interfaces, liquid modules
Geographic equity
Outer areas
zero equipment, browser only
Employability
Hybrid profiles
musician-developer, music technologist