Second Annual Technology In Music Education (TI:ME) Pre-Conference
1:30 – 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Our second year of the TI:ME pre-conference event will offer teachers the opportunity to experience first-hand what is possible when technology is an integral component of a music classroom through intersection with national presenters in the field.
Join us for four (4) sessions chosen specifically for Wisconsin teachers ready to expand their knowledge and understanding of how a technology-rich curriculum can impact student learning and engagement.
This pre-conference will be complimentary to all 2024 full conference participants! Cost is included in the registration fee for all participants paying for the full conference.
Speakers:
- Gillian Desmarais (National TI:ME Teacher of the Year 2024)
- Mike Olander
- Guy Gregg
- Audrey Martinovich
- David Potter
- Matt Lamb
- Eric Becker
Sessions and Descriptions:
- Activities and Projects for Learning Digital Composition – Gillian Desmarais
- Best, Easy to use Technology for Your Ensemble’s Musical Growth – Mike Olander, Guy Gregg
- Teaching Music Production with Soundtrap – Gillian Desmarais
- Music and Audio Recording: Practical Techniques for Music Educators – Audrey Martinovich
- Strategies for Songwriting: Recording with Bandlab – David Potter
- First Steps in Digital Music Production – Mike Olander
- Clicks, Mets and Drones Oh My – Eric Becker, Matt Lamb
- Podcasting Across the Curriculum – Mike Olander
- Session Schedule and Room Locations
About TI:ME – Technology In Music Education
TI:ME is a 501(c)(3) founded over a quarter of a century ago to help bring best practice standards of applying the latest technology for music to the world of music education at all grade levels. TI:ME teaches teachers to integrate technology into traditional and non-traditional music programs, across genres, disciplines and instrumental and vocal programs.
TI:ME has presented professional development sessions at NAMM, Ohio MEA, Texas MEA, NYSSMA, Tennessee MEA, NAfME – and is now in Wisconsin!
