Session Schedule • TI:ME 2006 National Music Technology Conference

Rocky J. Reuter, Conference Chair • rjreuter@wideopenwest.com

In Collaboration with the FMEA 2006 State Conference

Tampa Convention Center & Marriott Waterside Hotel, Tampa, Florida

January 4–7, 2006

Last Updated December 14, 2005 — 6:00 A.M..

Schedule Changes afe limited to those approved by FMEA!

* Presenters: Please See Presenter Notes at the End of the Schedule ! *

Keynote Speech by David Mash

Legend:

Literacy

Notation

Sequencing

Multimedia

Web

Performance

CAI

Administrative

Audio

Instruments

Multiple Technologies

Music Lab

TI:ME

Misc.

TCC = Tampa Convention Center MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [facilities are across the street from one another]

Wed. 1/4/2006		Alfred Publications Presentation Room TCC 18 & 19	SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3	Shure Presentation Room TCC 20	M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6	Sibelius Presentation Room TCC 21	MakeMusic! Presentation Room TCC 15 & 16
10:15-11:15		Andrew Surmani: Teach Them All: Music Theory for Multiple Learning Styles	Michael Lamb: Software vs. Hardware Synthesizers: What’s Best for Me?	Charles Menoche: The Music Pad Pro Digital Sheet Music Viewer: What is it? Does it Work? Why Would I Want to Use it in My Teaching?	John Dunphy: It’s About TI:ME — Everything You Want and Need to Know about this Educator-based Technology Society	No Session	Leigh Kallestad: SmartMusic Studio for Winds, Voice and Strings
11:30-12:30		David A. Williams: Can You Hear it Now? Using Teacher Created Audio Sound Files in the Classroom	Lee Whitmore: Creating Lessons with Music, MIDI and Audio	Dave Sebald: The TIME Machine: A Futuristic Approach to Interactive Multimedia Web-based Instruction for Music Technology	Kelly Demoline: Teaching Music with Reason	Larry Marchese: Composing to Video in Sibelius	Debbie Cavalier: Professional Development for Music Educators, Online with Berkleemusic.com
12:45-1:45		Steven Estrella: Creating Music Education Software with Flash [Hands-On Follow-Up at 3:15]	Tom Johnson: Learn Finale Fast: A Hands-On Mac Experience!	Floyd Richmond: TI:ME Instructor Sharing Session	Ken Johnson: ProTools in Education	Literacy Session 1 – Rob Cohen: Transmediation: Reading Practices, Literacies, and Hypermedia	Literacy 2 – Does Singing Improve Reading Skills?
2:00-3:00		Literacy Session 3 – Make the Reading Connection	Thomas E. Rudolph: Teaching Music Theory with Technology	Steven Estrella: TI:ME Certification Opportunity	Patricia Riley: Learn How College Students in America Teach Music to Children in Mexico Through Video-Conferencing Technology	David Sebald: Using Wind Synthesis and Computer Technology to Realize Musical Concepts	Literacy 4 – Boost Reading Achievement in Elementary Classrooms
3:15-4:15		Lynn Purse: The New Frontier for Electronic Performance: Laptops, Software Synthesizers, and Tiny Gadgets	Steven Estrella:Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Flash [see 12:45 session]	Literacy Session 5 - Creating Web Quests for Engaging Students in Music Literacy and Literature	Kelly Demoline: Developing a Comprehensive, Integrated Long Term Music Technology Plan	Larry Marchese: Introducing Auralia 3 Theory Software from Rising Software	Literacy Session 6 - Does Singing Improve Reading Skills?: Using a “Learn-to-Sing” Software Program with Middle School Struggling Readers.
TCC Ball- Room D	4:30-5:30	TI:ME Keynote: DAVID MASH — Technology: Musical Expression and Lifelong Learning
	5:30-6:30	TI:ME Technology Concert: David Mash and the TI:ME MIDI All-Stars
	6:30-7:45	TI:ME Reception

No Exhibits on Wednesday [setup begins at Noon]

Legend:

Notation

Sequencing

Multimedia

Web

Performance

CAI

Administrative

Audio

Instruments

Multiple Technologies

Misc.

Music Lab

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

Thur. 1/5/2006	Alfred Publications Presentation Room MW Room 4	SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3	Shure Presentation Room MW Room 10	M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6	Sibelius Presentation Room MW Room 8	MakeMusic! Presentation Room MW Room 9
9:45-10:45	Danny Rocks: Grant Writing 101 – Part 1	Steven Estrella: The Multimedia Internet: Future Applications to Music Education	Kevin Spiegel & Dave Mendez: Microphone Techniques for Live Sound	Ken Johnson: Affordable Digital Audio Recording	Larry Marchese: Achieving Accurate Parts Every Time in Sibelius 4	Kelly Demoline: 101 Educational Uses of Band-in-a-Box
1:30-2:30	Danny Rocks: Grant Writing 101 – Part 2	Lee Whitmore: Music Technology Lab Basics	Thomas E. Rudolph: Teaching Basic Keyboard Skills in the MIDI Lab	Charles Menoche: Purchasing Digital Music Over the Internet, It’s Not Just for Audio Anymore!	Leo Welch & Ed Prasse: Technology for the Guitar Classroom
2:45-3:45	Kelly Demoline: Integrating Technology with Pedagogy: The Sound-Before-Sign Approach [Hands-On Follow-up at 4:00]	V. Keith Mason: "The Simple Bare Necessities" for creating a Desktop Music Workstation	George J. Hess: I/O, I/O, I Owe: Designing the Music Technology Workstation	Ken Johnson: Current Trends in Music Technology Labs [Hands-On Follow-up at 4:00]	Debbie Cavalier: Professional Development for Music Educators: Online with Berkleemusic.com	Tom Johnson: The Finale Family: Easy Notation Solutions for Music Educators
4:00-5:00	Andrew Surmani: The New and Improved Essential of Music Theory (EMT) 2.0	Kelly Demoline: - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Integrating Technology with Pedagogy [see 2:45 session]	John Ellinger: Creating Jazz Improvisation CDs with MiBAC JAZZ Software	Ken Johnson - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Music Technology Labs [see 2:45 session]	Larry Marchese: Exploring the Worksheet Creator in Sibelius 4	James Frankel: Utilizing GarageBand in the Music Classroom

Exhibits Open Thursday 12:30-6:00

Legend:

Notation

Sequencing

Multimedia

Web

Performance

CAI

Administrative

Audio

Instruments

Multiple Technologies

Misc.

Music Lab

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

Fri. 1/6/2006	Alfred Publications Presentation Room MW Room 4	SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3	Shure Presentation Room MW Room 1	M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6	Sibelius Presentation Room MW Room 8	MakeMusic! Presentation Room MW Room 9
8:00-9:00	Myra Lewinter Malamut: Integrating Music Notation Software Literacy into the Instruction of Music Theory	Scott Watson: Playing With Technology: An Overview of Technology Useful in Teaching Young Instrumentalists	John Ellinger: Customized Music Theory Drills for the Classroom Using MUSIC LESSONS I and MUSIC LESSONS II Software [Hands-On Follow-up at 11:00]	Thomas E. Rudolph: Music Technology Electives that Work at the Secondary Level	Sandi MacLeod & Anne Hamilton: Vermont MIDI Project – 10 years of Music Composition in the Classroom	Scott L. Phillips: Now Available on DVD: Your Teaching Portfolio
11:00-12:00	Kelly Demoline: Singing Coach: Can Computers Teach Your Students to Sing?	Michael Lamb: Three Lessons Ideas for Scoring Music to Picture	Kevin Spiegel & Dave Mendez: Microphone Techniques for Recording	John Ellinger - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: MUSIC LESSONS I and II [see 8:00 session]	Larry Marchese: Exploring Sibelius’ SES Software Product Line	Marc Jacoby & Jay Dorfman: MIDI isn’t Dead, it’s Just Gone Loopy!
1:30-2:30	George J. Hess: Exploring the World of Rhythm with Virtual Instruments	Jody Underwood: Success in Building a Music Technology System: 4 Steps to Getting a Custom Lab! [Hands-On Follow-up at 2:45]	Ken Johnson: Ableton Live in Education [Hands-On Follow-up at 2:45]	James Frankel: To Burn or Not to Burn: It’s More Than an Ethical Question	Amy M. Burns: Help! My Elementary Music Students Know More About Technology Than I Do!	Leigh Kallestad: SmartMusic Studio for Winds, Voice and Strings
2:45-3:45	Rocky J. Reuter: Creativity in the Music Classroom: Give Them a REASON! [Hands-On Follow-up at 4:00]	Jody Underwood - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Success in Building a Music Technology System [see 1:30 session]	Kelly Demoline: Using Tablet PCs in Music Education	Ken Johnson - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Ableton Live [see 1:30 session]	Larry Marchese: Introducing Groovy Music Software for Elementary Students	Debbie Cavalier: Professional Development for Music Educators, Online with Berkleemusic.com
4:00-5:00	Andrew Surmani: Technology and Music Theory: A Perfect Match for the Middle School and High School Curriculum!	Rocky J. Reuter - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: REASON! [see 2:45 session]	Dave Sebald: The Final Frontier: Imagination and the Future of Technology for Music Education	Tom Johnson - Learn Finale Fast: A Hands-On Mac Experience!	Lisa Reilly: Introducing Digital Audio to Middle School Students Using Super Duper and Acid Express (for the PC)	Thomas E. Rudolph Panel Session: Florida Music Educators (Elise Longoria, Ace Martin, Mark Ellis, & Keith Galasso) Share Success Stories in Music Technology

Exhibits Open Friday 10:00-6:00

Legend:

Notation

Sequencing

Multimedia

Web

Performance

CAI

Administrative

Audio

Instruments

Multiple Technologies

Misc.

Music Lab

Research

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

Sat. 1/7/2006	Alfred Publications Presentation Room MW Room 4	SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3	Shure Presentation Room MW Room 1	M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6	Sibelius Presentation Room MW Room 8	MakeMusic! Presentation Room MW Room 9
8:15-9:15	George J. Hess: What Can Ableton LIVE Do for You? [Hands-On Follow-up at 9:45]	David Williams: Using Sibelius in the Classroom	Donald R. DeVito & Diana Stobaeus: Rhyme, Rhythm and Repetition: Multi-Modalities and Technology to Enhance Music Education and Musical Theatre—Universal Designs with a Focus on Students with Special Needs	Melissa McCabe: The Effect of Technology Enhanced Practice Aids on the Beginning Band Student's Attitude Towards Practicing	Gena R. Greher: From Techno-Phobia to Techno-Forward: A Project-Based Approach to Technology Applications in the Classroom	John Scandrett & David Ferguson: Digital Portfolio Assessments in Music
9:30-10:30	Joseph Ruszkowski: The Paperless Music Room: Totally Digitized Music Teaching Environments	George J. Hess - Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Ableton LIVE [see 8:30 session]	Amy M. Burns: Integrating Technology into Your K-4 Music Classroom	Scott Watson: The TI:ME Music Technology Guide: Help Choosing the Best Technology Solutions for You	James Frankel: Facilitating Differentiated Instruction with Technology	John Scandrett: Active Learning and its Application to Aural Skills Training

Exhibits Open Saturday 9:00-1:00

* Presenter Notes:

Every Attempt was made to place your session in a Lab if Requested. However, if you were placed in a Lecture Room, Please Adjust as needed.

Likewise, you may not need to be in a Lab, but that might have been the only room available. Please Adjust as needed.

Lecture Rooms: Each will have a Data Projector, Projection Screen, Sound System, Microphone, 1 MIDI Keyboard, & 1 MIDI Interface

Presenters are responsible for providing their own presentation computer (Mac or PC) and cables to connect to the data projector.

Internet Connectivity is not planned -- BE PREPARED TO RUN LOCAL from your Computer!

Labs: Both will have 16-20 Computers, MIDI Keyboards, and MIDI Interfaces; Data Projector, Projection Screen, Sound System, & Mic

Internet Connectivity is not planned -- BE PREPARED TO RUN LOCAL from your Computer!

Presenters are responsible for providing their own presentation computer (Mac or PC) and cables to connect to the data projector

PRESENTATION MODE: There will be room for 2 attendees at each computer. There will also be additional seating for observers.

Please be sure that you address both in your session, while keeping the focus on the hands-on attendees.

PRESENTER HANDOUTS: It is difficult to predict the number of handouts needed at any given session. The capacity of each room

is listed on the schedule above. Throughout the conference we expect the labs to be at capacity. On Wednesday, the lecture rooms

could range anywhere from 10 - 125 or more attendees depending on interest, but should be near capacity Thursday through Saturday.

Hotel Reservations: TI:ME has secured a block of rooms for $139/night at…

Sheraton Riverwalk Hotel Tampa

813-223-2222 – ask for IN HOUSE RESERVATION

800-325-3535

DEADLINE: Dec. 23

limited to 50 rooms, Jan. 3-6 with possible extension to Jan. 7 (first-come first-served)

Group Name: TIME Block (the colon may or may not be present in the system)

Society Membership: Each Presenter must be either a member of TI:ME or a member of FMEA.

All Presenters who live in Florida must be FMEA members.

Conference Registration:

TI:ME Conference — TI:ME Presenters DO NOT need to register for the TI:ME Conference • A badge will be provided.

FMEA Conference — Florida Residents are required by FMEA to register for the FMEA conference.

Non-Residents should NOT register for the FMEA Conference;

You will receive an email from Rocky Reuter regarding the procedure.

Wed. 1/4/6

Alfred Publications Presentation Room TCC 18 & 19

SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3

Shure Presentation Room TCC 20

M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6

Sibelius Presentation Room TCC 21

MakeMusic! Presentation Room TCC 15 & 16

TCC = Tampa Convention Center

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

MWFB = Marriott Waterside Florida Ballroom

RM	Day	Time	Presenter	Title	Topic
TCC18	W	10:15	Andrew Surmani	Teach Them All: Music Theory for Multiple Learning Styles	CAI
MWFB 1	W	10:15	Michael Lamb	Software vs. Hardware Synthesizers: What’s Best for Me?	Instruments
TCC20	W	10:15	Charles Menoche	The Music Pad Pro Digital Sheet Music Viewer: What is it? Does it Work? Why Would I Want to Use it in My Teaching?	Web
MWFB 5	W	10:15	John Dunphy	It’s About TI:ME— Everything You Want and Need to Know about this Educator-based Technology Society	TI:ME
TCC21	W	10:15	No Session		No Session
TCC15	W	10:15	Leigh Kallestad	SmartMusic Studio for Winds, Voice and Strings	Performance
TCC18	W	11:30	David A. Williams	Can You Hear it Now? Using Teacher Created Audio Sound Files in the Classroom	Audio
MWFB 1	W	11:30	Lee Whitmore	Creating Lessons with Music, MIDI and Audio	Multiple Techs
TCC20	W	11:30	Dave Sebald	The TIME Machine: A Futuristic Approach to Interactive Multimedia Web-based Instruction for Music Technology	Web
MWFB 5	W	11:30	Kelly Demoline	Teaching Music with Reason	Sequencing
TCC21	W	11:30	Larry Marchese	Composing to Video in Sibelius	CAI
TCC15	W	11:30	Debbie Cavalier	Professional Development for Music Educators, Online with Berkleemusic.com	Web
TCC18	W	12:45	Steven Estrella	Creating Music Education Software with Flash	Multimedia
MWFB 1	W	12:45	Tom Johnson	Learn Finale Fast: A Hands-On Mac Experience!	Notation
TCC20	W	12:45	Floyd Richmond	TI:ME Instructor Sharing Session	TI:ME
MWFB 5	W	12:45	Ken Johnson	ProTools in Education	Audio
TCC21	W	12:45	Rob Cohen	Transmediation: Reading Practices, Literacies, and Hypermedia	Literacy
TCC15	W	12:45		Does Singing Improve Reading Skills?	Literacy
TCC18	W	2:00		Make the Reading Connection	Literacy
MWFB 1	W	2:00	Thomas E. Rudolph	Teaching Music Theory with Technology	Multiple Techs
TCC20	W	2:00	Steven Estrella	TI:ME Certification Opportunity	TI:ME
MWFB 5	W	2:00	Patricia Riley	Learn How College Students in America Teach Music to Children in Mexico Through Video-Conferencing Technology	Web
TCC21	W	2:00	David Sebald	Using Wind Synthesis and Computer Technology to Realize Musical Concepts	Performance
TCC15	W	2:00		Boost Reading Achievement in Elementary Classrooms	Literacy
TCC18	W	3:15	Lynn Purse	The New Frontier for Electronic Performance: Laptops, Software Synthesizers, and Tiny Gadgets	Performance
MWFB 1	W	3:15	Steven Estrella	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Flash [see 12:45 session]	Multimedia
TCC20	W	3:15		Creating Web Quests for Engaging Students in Music Literacy and Literature	Literacy
MWFB 5	W	3:15	Kelly Demoline	Developing a Comprehensive, Integrated Long Term Music Technology Plan	Audio
TCC21	W	3:15	Larry Marchese	Introducing Auralia 3 Theory Software from Rising Software	CAI
TCC15	W	3:15		Does Singing Improve Reading Skills?: Using a “Learn-to-Sing” Software Program with Middle School Struggling Readers.	Literacy
TCC BRD	W	4:30	DAVID MASH	TI:ME Keynote — Technology: Musical Expression and Lifelong Learning	TI:ME
TCC BRD	W	5:30	DAVID MASH	TI:ME Technology Concert: David Mash and the TI:ME MIDI All-Stars	Performance
TCC BRD	W	6:30	Rocky J. Reuter, Host	TI:ME Reception	TI:ME

Thursday 1/5/6

Alfred Publications Presentation Room MW 4

SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3

Shure Presentation Room MW 10

M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6

Sibelius Presentation Room MW 8

MakeMusic! Presentation Room MW 9

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

MWFB = Marriott Waterside Florida Ballroom

RM	Day	Time	Presenter	Title	Topic
MW 4	T	9:45	Danny Rocks	Grant Writing 101 – Part 1	Administrative
MWFB 1	T	9:45	Steven Estrella	The Multimedia Internet: Future Applications to Music Education	Web
MW 10	T	9:45	Kevin Spiegel & Dave Mendez	Microphone Techniques for Live Sound	Misc.
MWFB 5	T	9:45	Ken Johnson	Affordable Digital Audio Recording	Audio
MW 8	T	9:45	Larry Marchese	Achieving Accurate Parts Every Time in Sibelius 4	Notation
MW 9	T	9:45	Kelly Demoline	101 Educational Uses of Band-in-a-Box	CAI
MW 4	T	1:30	Danny Rocks	Grant Writing 101 – Part 2	Administrative
MWFB 1	T	1:30	Lee Whitmore	Music Technology Lab Basics	Music Lab
MW 10	T	1:30	Thomas E. Rudolph	Teaching Basic Keyboard Skills in the MIDI Lab	Instruments
MWFB 5	T	1:30	Charles Menoche	Purchasing Digital Music Over the Internet, It’s Not Just for Audio Anymore!	Web
MW 8	T	1:30	Leo Welch & Ed Prasse	Technology for the Guitar Classroom	Instruments
MW 9	T	1:30	No Session		No Session
MW 4	T	2:45	Kelly Demoline	Integrating Technology with Pedagogy: The Sound-Before-Sign Approach [Hands-On Follow-up at 4:00]	CAI
MWFB 1	T	2:45	V. Keith Mason	"The Simple Bare Necessities" for creating a Desktop Music Workstation	Multiple Techs
MW 10	T	2:45	George J. Hess	I/O, I/O, I Owe: Designing the Music Technology Workstation	Misc.
MWFB 5	T	2:45	Ken Johnson	Current Trends in Music Technology Labs [Hands-On Follow-up at 4:00]	Music Lab
MW 8	T	2:45	Debbie Cavalier	Professional Development for Music Educators: Online with Berkleemusic.com	Web
MW 9	T	2:45	Tom Johnson	The Finale Family: Easy Notation Solutions for Music Educators	Notation
MW 4	T	4:00	Andrew Surmani	The New and Improved Essential of Music Theory (EMT) 2.0	CAI
MWFB 1	T	4:00	Kelly Demoline	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Integrating Technology with Pedagogy [see 2:45 session]	CAI
MW 10	T	4:00	John Ellinger	Creating Jazz Improvisation CDs with MiBAC JAZZ Software	Audio
MWFB 5	T	4:00	Ken Johnson	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Music Technology Labs [see 2:45 session]	Music Lab
MW 8	T	4:00	Larry Marchese	Exploring the Worksheet Creator in Sibelius 4	Notation
MW 9	T	4:00	James Frankel	Utilizing GarageBand in the Music Classroom	Sequencing

Friday 1/6/6

Alfred Publications Presentation Room MW 4

SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3

Shure Presentation Room MW 1

M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6

Sibelius Presentation Room MW 8

MakeMusic! Presentation Room MW 9

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

MWFB = Marriott Waterside Florida Ballroom

RM	Day	Time	Presenter	Title	Topic
MW 4	F	8:00	Myra Lewinter Malamut	Integrating Music Notation Software Literacy into the Instruction of Music Theory	Notation
MWFB 1	F	8:00	Scott Watson	Playing With Technology: An Overview of Technology Useful in Teaching Young Instrumentalists	Multiple Techs
MW 1	F	8:00	John Ellinger	Customized Music Theory Drills for the Classroom Using MUSIC LESSONS I and MUSIC LESSONS II Software [Hands-On Follow-up at 11:00	CAI
MWFB 5	F	8:00	Thomas E. Rudolph	Music Technology Electives that Work at the Secondary Level	Multiple Techs
MW 8	F	8:00	Sandi MacLeod & Anne Hamilton	Vermont MIDI Project – 10 years of Music Composition in the Classroom	Performance
MW 9	F	8:00	Scott L. Phillips	Now Available on DVD: Your Teaching Portfolio	Multiple Techs
MW 4	F	11:00	Kelly Demoline	Singing Coach: Can Computers Teach Your Students to Sing?	CAI
MWFB 1	F	11:00	Michael Lamb	Three Lessons Ideas for Scoring Music to Picture	Sequencing
MW 1	F	11:00	Kevin Spiegel & Dave Mendez	Microphone Techniques for Recording	Misc.
MWFB 5	F	11:00	John Ellinger	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: MUSIC LESSONS I and II [see 8:00 session]	CAI
MW 8	F	11:00	Larry Marchese	Exploring Sibelius’ SES Software Product Line	Notation
MW 9	F	11:00	Marc Jacoby & Jay Dorfman	MIDI isn’t Dead, it’s Just Gone Loopy!	Sequencing
MW 4	F	1:30	George J. Hess	Exploring the World of Rhythm with Virtual Instruments	Instruments
MWFB 1	F	1:30	Jody Underwood	Success in Building a Music Technology System: 4 Steps to Getting a Custom Lab! [Hands-On Follow-up at 2:45]	Music Lab
MW 1	F	1:30	Ken Johnson	Ableton Live in Education [Hands-On Follow-up at 2:45]	Sequencing
MWFB 5	F	1:30	James Frankel	To Burn or Not to Burn: It’s More Than an Ethical Question	Audio
MW 8	F	1:30	Amy M. Burns	Help! My Elementary Music Students Know More About Technology Than I Do!	Multiple Techs
MW 9	F	1:30	Leigh Kallestad	SmartMusic Studio for Winds, Voice and Strings	Performance
MW 4	F	2:45	Rocky J. Reuter	Creativity in the Music Classroom: Give Them a REASON! [Hands-On Follow-up at 4:00]	Sequencing
MWFB 1	F	2:45	Jody Underwood	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Success in Building a Music Technology System [see 1:30 session]	Music Lab
MW 1	F	2:45	Kelly Demoline	Using Tablet PCs in Music Education	Misc.
MWFB 5	F	2:45	Ken Johnson	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Ableton Live [see 1:30 session]	Sequencing
MW 8	F	2:45	Larry Marchese	Introducing Groovy Music Software for Elementary Students	Misc.
MW 9	F	2:45	Debbie Cavalier	Professional Development for Music Educators, Online with Berkleemusic.	Web
MW 4	F	4:00	Andrew Surmani	Technology and Music Theory: A Perfect Match for the Middle School and High School Curriculum!	CAI
MWFB 1	F	4:00	Rocky J. Reuter	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: REASON! [see 2:45 session]	Sequencing
MW 1	F	4:00	Dave Sebald	The Final Frontier: Imagination and the Future of Technology for Music Education	Multiple Techs
MWFB 5	F	4:00	Tom Johnson	Learn Finale Fast: A Hands-On Mac Experience!	Notation
MW 8	F	4:00	Lisa Reilly	Introducing Digital Audio to Middle School Students Using Super Duper and Acid Express (for the PC)	Audio
MW 9	F	4:00	Thomas E. Rudolph	Panel Session: Florida Music Educators (Elise Longoria, Ace Martin, Mark Ellis, & Keith Galasso) Share Success Stories in Music Technology	Misc.

Saturday 1/7/6

Alfred Publications Presentation Room MW 4

SoundTree Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 1–3

Shure Presentation Room MW 1

M-Audio Mac Lab MW FL Ballroom 5–6

Sibelius Presentation Room MW 8

MakeMusic! Presentation Room MW 9

MW = Marriott Waterside Hotel [across the street from the Tampa Convention Center]

MWFB = Marriott Waterside Florida Ballroom

RM	Day	Time	Presenter	Title	Topic
MW 4	S	8:15	George J. Hess	What Can Ableton LIVE Do for You? [Hands-On Follow-up at 9:45]	Audio
MWFB 1	S	8:15	David Williams	Using Sibelius in the Classroom	Notation
MW 1	S	8:15	Donald R. DeVito & Diana Stobaeus	Rhyme, Rhythm and Repetition: Multi-Modalities and Technology to Enhance Music Education and Musical Theatre—Universal Designs with a Focus on Students with Special Needs	Misc.
MWFB 5	S	8:15	Melissa McCabe	The Effect of Technology Enhanced Practice Aids on the Beginning Band Student's Attitude Towards Practicing	CAI
MW 8	S	8:15	Gena R. Greher	From Techno-Phobia to Techno-Forward: A Project-Based Approach to Technology Applications in the Classroom	Multiple Techs
MW 9	S	8:15	John Scandrett & David Ferguson	Digital Portfolio Assessments in Music	Administrative
MW 4	S	9:30	Joseph Ruszkowski	The Paperless Music Room: Totally Digitized Music Teaching Environments	Misc.
MWFB 1	S	9:30	George J. Hess	Follow-Up Hands-On Mac Lab: Ableton LIVE [see 8:30 session]	Audio
MW 1	S	9:30	Amy M. Burns	Integrating Technology into Your K-4 Music Classroom	Multiple Techs
MWFB 5	S	9:30	Scott Watson	The TI:ME Music Technology Guide: Help Choosing the Best Technology Solutions for You	Multiple Techs
MW 8	S	9:30	James Frankel	Facilitating Differentiated Instruction with Technology	CAI
MW 9	S	9:30	John Scandrett	Active Learning and its Application to Aural Skills Training	Research