This paper introduces the musical haptic wearables for audiences (MHWAs), a class of
wearable devices for musical applications targeting audiences of live music performances …

While the expansion of technologies into the music education classroom has been studied
in great depth, there is a lack of published literature regarding the use of digital technologies …

A good amount of research has explored the use of wearables for educational or learning
purposes. We have now reached a point when much literature can be found on that topic …

Electromyography (EMG) enables hands-free interactions by detecting muscle activity at
different human body locations. Previous studies have demonstrated that input performance …

Learning musical instruments using online instructional videos has become increasingly
prevalent. However, pre-recorded videos lack the instantaneous feedback and personal …

The process of learning and mastering a musical instrument is extremely complex and prone
to challenges. Students engage with their teacher for a relatively limited time and …

The guitar is one of the most widespread instruments amongst autodidacts, but even though
a huge amount of learning material exists, it is still hard to learn especially without a guitar …

Mastering fine motor tasks, such as playing the guitar, takes years of time-consuming
practice. Commonly, expensive guidance by experts is essential for adjusting the training …

Most haptic feedback devices to date are designed to be alerts or warnings that capture a
user's attention. This can be disruptive or annoying when the user needs to focus on another …

Haptic feedback displays are an emerging technology that have the potential to enhance
how children and their parents interact with and learn about science concepts. Yet, we know …