Dear all -
Maybe a lot of you know about this already, but I found this site, and (so far) it has proved useful to me in my beginning theory class. It allows you to assign pre-designed theory drills that your students can complete on their own time (on their own computers, even), and then you get a score report when they are satisfied with their score. It is a subscription site (with free demos), but the price is very reasonable.
Check it out at http://www.emusictheory.com/
Disclaimer - I am not invested in this site in any way, except it looks like it will be helpful to me!
Later -
(Mr.) Jamin Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another good site is at http://www.musictheory.net Really good drills, very easy to use, and even better, it's free!
There is an aural training site at http://e-lr.com.au/ which is also pretty good - harder aural exercises than you get at most sites, and even better is that the students have to write the answers out by hand first, rather than clunky point-and-click on the computer. However it's a subscription-based system rather than free.
Matthew
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