Score vs TouchTimes

Cornelius composer is the first ANIMATED music editor, where music notes become alive! Compose, import, show, and reproduce your music by adapting the presentation to students' ages with animated and colorful music notes and accessibility features for color-blind beginners! Customize the color scale to match your boomwhackers or other instrument sets in the classroom! Music teachers can introduce pupils to sheet music and reproduce arrangements and compositions with the world's first SOLFÈGE playback! Create an opportunity in teaching how to read music, it's a unique sight-reading experience! Do you use Musescore, Sibelius, Finale, Flat, or other professional software? No problem! Feel free to import your work and reproduce it with our educational features. Export and keep editing with other software if you like or share with your students, and let them keep up at home with Cornelius Composer on their tablets, smartphones, or desktop PCs. Cornelius Composer is a simple sheet music editor with powerful features for everyone to use anywhere! What is so cool about Cornelius Composer? • It matches the curriculum and the expectations of music educators in elementary and general music education • You can create, import, and reproduce arrangements in the classroom and let your students play along • Use your touchscreen, smart- and interactive boards! User-friendly Interface for large screens • Introduce students to read sheet music with the solfège feedback – Educational Feature #1 • Animate your music notes to engage younger kids - E. F. #2 • Customize the color of each music note to match with your instruments in the classroom – boomwhackers, Orff, Glockenspiel, or other reading methods – E. F. #3 • Change the whole music staff from melodic to rhythmic view in seconds - E. F. #4 • Let your students compose and let them change the notes during the playback developing their listening skills – E. F. #5 • Kids can use it at home and import your music files • Accessibility Options for Colorblindness • Multiple staves for piano, exercises, and small school band arrangements • Import your work from previously used software or your favorite online content (MusicXML or MIDI) • Export scores and share them with your students (MusicXML, MIDI, or PDF)  • It makes part of the World of Music App Suite – Elementary Music Educational Apps Hey, teachers... leave your kids practicing at home! • Import the score from the teacher, reproduce the score and understand how it sounds like • Reproduce it with the solfège function and increase your sight-reading skills • Change to horizontal mode and play along with sheet music • Interact with funny animated music notes • Adapt the tempo and loop to exercise • Keep up and play together with the metronome • Exercise with the available music instruments – piano, violin, trumpet, clarinet, boomwhackers, soprano recorder, tenor recorder, flute & other • Transpose any score into any key What do you get with the PREMIUM VERSION?  • Import, export, and save as many scores as you like. In the app trial, you can only create/edit up to 2 music scores • Fair and transparent pricing to support our passion – Onetime Purchase! • Test for FREE! Only if it matches your expectations consider purchasing it and supporting our passion.   • Prices can be different from country to country. Please write us if you feel that our pricing is not fair.  • Attention Music Teachers: You can use the “for schools” version for FREE! About us  We are an enthusiastic young team passionately creating meaningful music apps and games for kids, children, and music teachers. Our dream is to introduce kids to music, reading, and performing an instrument, game-based, in a fun way, together with the use of elementary music educators worldwide. All our awarded educational apps are part of the app suite called "World of Music Apps" The innovative educational approach brought Classplash worldwide recognition at Microsoft Educational Forums.

TouchTimes lets children learn multiplication through powerful, embodied approaches. By using two-handed gestures to create and manipulate their own factors and products, children build a strong sense of multiplicative meanings and relationships. TouchTime’ hands-on approach makes abstract ideas concrete, letting students literally "grasp" mathematical concepts. TouchTimes offers two complementary experiences: In the Grasplify World, children first create, with the fingers of one hand, some form of unit, and then—through one or more taps of the other hand—create a "unit of units,"" a product. The Grasplify World enables experiences of multiplication that go beyond approaches based on additive thinking and repeated addition. In the Zaplify World, children create simultaneous bolts of lightning—horizontal from one hand, vertical from another. Orange sparks appear where these bolts cross as a product of the lightning-bolt factors. (These terms may also be displayed numerically.) This dynamic model of multiplication emphasizes the commutative property of multiplication and the symmetry of multiplicative factors, and gives learners conceptual and geometric building blocks for understanding multiplicative relationships. Neither a repetitive drill-and-practice worksheet nor a rigid "level-driven" game, TouchTimes is a mathematics exploration environment designed to allow students to discover, pose and examine their own questions and understandings. Since TouchTimes displays the product that results from any multiplicative expression, learners focus less on how to compute than on how multiplicative relationships work, and on how, with their hands, to coordinate and combine multiplicative factors into given multiplicative products. Learners also encounter and work with numbers, symbols and equations, and move back and forth between symbolic/numeric forms and more visual, haptic, and tactile representations of multiplicative relationships. As children begin to learn about multiplication, TouchTimes is the perfect environment to solidify that understanding and help them generalize patterns beyond their ability to count and compute. Based on contemporary research understandings of how children learn mathematics, and developed by the Tangible Mathematics Learning Project in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University, TouchTimes is intended for use in school and at home; in small groups, or in 1:1 pairings of a learner and a parent or teacher. Website: http://www.touchcounts.ca/touchtimes Reach us anytime at: tangible.mathematics@gmail.com