There are many ways Variations2 can be used to create assignments. This page offers suggestions on how to get started and gives examples of two types of assignments.
Start by becoming familiar with Variations2.
- To get access to Variations2, visit Where to Find It.
- Read through the "Using Variations2" pages of this user guide to see what Variations2 can do.
Below are some suggested uses and examples.
Idea: A Customized Listening List
Use bookmarks to identify the necessary materials and then export the bookmarks to a Web page file. If desired, edit the Web page to add explanatory text or pictures.
- Example: Schubert Listening Assignment (from Fall 2002)
Idea: An Analysis Assignment
Provide students with links to the desired material(s). Students use bookmarks to identify places in the recording and add comments to each bookmark to offer their analyses. When they are finished, they can export their bookmarks to a Web page file. This Web page can be printed, emailed, or used online for a class presentation.
- Example: Haydn Sonata Analysis Assignment