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How much vocal experience do you have?

Voice performance major or Choral education emphasis	Have sung in many choirs and done solo work	Have sung in some choirs	A few experiences (Church choirs, etc.)	One or two experiences	I refuse to sing at all costs	I am mute
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How much experience with technology do you have?

extremely knowledgeable (Ex. Music technology emphasis or	very knowledgeable (Ex. Took Music 358)	knowledgeable (Took Music 210)	fairly knowledgeable	limited (Just to write papers)	Occasional video games	This is my first time
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How much teaching experience do you have?

Several years in the public schools or privately	Some public school or private teaching	I have done my student teaching	Tutored or taught, but not a full time job	Experiences in classes	Almost none	I could not teach my cat to drink milk
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How do you feel about educational technology?

The greatest breakthrough in teaching ever	Has a great potential	Can improve education marginally	Will not change education	Has a slight negative effect on education	A waste of time and resources	Very detrimental to the teaching process
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Do you think aspects of voice production can be taught through technology?

As good or better than a private teacher	Has a great potential	Can improve education marginally	Will not change voice education	Has a slight negative effect on voice education	A waste of time and resources	Very detrimental to the teaching process
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Updated: 16 April 1997