This article shows the design, development and evaluation of a software for teaching support in a music training course for pre-service non music teachers. The aim of EMOLab has been addressing to both production and perception musical activities. The assessment of software was done by freshmen enrolled in Elementary Education Teacher Training degree. They completed a questionnaire that collected their opinions (versatility, efficiency, ease of use, quality of graphical environment, adequacy, interest, facilitating learning, feedback, functionality) and perceptions on more general aspects (control, guidance, affection, consultation, verification, tracing). The data suggest that students perceive EMOLab as a helpful tool in developing their musical skills.
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Tejada, J., & Pérez-Gil, M. (2016). DISEÑO Y EVALUACIÓN DE UN PROGRAMA INFORMÁTICO PARA LA EDUCACIÓN MUSICAL DE MAESTROS NO ESPECIALISTAS. EL CASO DE EMOLAB. Revista Electronica Complutense de Investigacion En Educacion Musical, 13(null), 22–49. https://doi.org/10.5209/RECIEM.52072
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