2005 TI:ME Midwest Regional Conference

2005 IMEA Convention

Saturday, January, 15, 2005 Room Schedule

Westin Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana

TI:ME Technology Rooms	IU School of Music at IUPUI Technology Room (With PC Lab) State Room, Westin	Sibelius USA, Inc. Technology Room Cabinet Room, Westin	MIE/Yamaha Technoloyg Room Caucus Room, Westin	MakeMusic! Inc. Technology Room Chamber Room, Westin
Saturday, Jan. 15 8:00-9:15	Using SmartMusic in the Large Ensemble Band Setting as a Learning Tool! Clinician: Samuel Fritz, Owen Valley Middle School	Now Available on DVD: Your Teaching Portfolio Clinician: Scott L. Phillips, Transylvania University	Sound Ideas for the Internet Clinician: Christopher Brown, Avoca School District 37, Wilmette, IL	The Next Step: Preparing Tomorrow’s Music Educators for Today’s Classrooms Clinicians: Eugenie Burkett, University of Central Arkansas and Grace Ohlenbusch, University of Central Arkansas
9:30-10:45	The MIDI Ensemble: An Educational Group for the 21^st Century Clinician: Rocky J. Reuter, Capital University Conservatory of Music	Components of a Music Technology Lab: Software and Hardware Integration Clinician: Greg Smith, Sibelius USA, Inc.	Yamaha Music in Education—Technology Assisted Music Curriculum Clinician: Fenette Beresford, MIE Teacher/Trainer	Meaningful Assessment for Beginning Band and Orchestra Students Clinician: David Hawley, SmartMusic! Inc.
11:00-12:15	Live in Concert: The Capital University MIDI Band Director: Rocky J. Reuter, Capital University Conservatory of Music	Integrating Multiple Technologies to Strengthen Music Composition for Grades K-12 Clinicians: Sandi MacLeod and Anne Hamilton, Vermont MIDI Project	Yamaha Music in Education—Technology Assisted Music Curriculum Clinician: Fenette Beresford, MIE Teacher/Trainer	Finale 2005: User Tips and Tricks Clinician: Tom Johnson, MakeMusic! Inc.
12:30-1:45	Using Technology For Evaluation: What Music Educators Need to Know about Music Theory Placement Exams Clinician: Jennifer Sterling, IU School of Music at IUPUI	Digital Video Basics for Music Educators Clinician: Bruce H. Frazier, Western Carolina University	Composing with Technology Across the Curriculum Clinician: James Frankel, Teachers College, Columbia University	Really Affordable Digital Audio Recording Clinician: Ken Johnson, M-Audio
2:00-3:15	Thinking Outside the Box with Moog PianoBar Clinician: Doug Babb, IU School of Music at IUPUI, Moog Music	Feelin’ Loopy: Using Garage Band and Acid Software for Composition Clinicians: Jay Dorfman, Northwestern University and Marc Jacoby, VanderCook College of Music	Internet Resources for the Music Educator Clinician: James Frankel, Teachers College, Columbia University	Microphone Techniques for Recording and Live Sound Clinician: Nick Wood, Shure, Inc.
3:30-4:45	Using PowerPoint to Create Interactive Multimedia Materials for Customized Computer Assisted Instruction Clinician: Kathryn Burger Johnson, New Albany-Floyd County Schools, New Albany, IN	See and Hear How College Students Learn to Teach Music Using Composition and On-Line Mentoring Clinician: Patricia Riley, The Crane School of Music, State University of New York at Potsdam	Utilizing GarageBand in the Music Classroom Clinician: James Frankel, Teachers College, Columbia University	Connect 4 Education Clinician: Carlos Maldonado, Connect for Education, Inc.