Session Schedule • TI:ME 2004 National Music Technology Conference

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

 

In Collaboration with the TMEA 2004 State Clinic/Convention

Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas

 

This Schedule is Subject to Change Last Updated January 27, 2004 — 10:00 P.M. 

 

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

 

 

 

Wed.

2/11/4

Room 206

Sponsor:

BERKLEE MEDIA

Presentation

(seats 312)

 

Room 207

Sponsor:

MAKE MUSIC!

Presentation

(seats 312)

 

Room 209

Sponsor:

SOUNDTREE

& APPLE

Music Lab

32 Macs

(seats 80)

Room 210

Sponsor:

ALFRED

MUSIC

Presentation

(seats 224)

 

Room 211

Sponsor:

ROLAND  & GATEWAY

Music Lab

32 Gateway

(seats 80)

Room 212

Sponsor:

SHURE

Presentation

(seats 224)

 

Room 213

Sponsor:

EMEDIA

Presentation

(seats 224)

 

Room 214

Sponsor:

BROOK MAYS

Presentation

(seats 832)

 

Grand

Ballroom

B

 

(seats 1500+)

 

Sibelius Music — Internet Sponsor

Yamaha — Keynote Sponsor

 

 

Legend:

Notation

Sequencing

Multimedia

Web

Performance

CAI

Administrative

Audio

Instruments

Multiple Technologies

Misc.

Music Lab

TI:ME

 

RM

Day

Time

Presenter

Title

Topic

Type

206

W

8:00

Burns, Amy

Integrating Technology into Your K-4 Music Classroom.

Multiple Tech

Lecture

207

W

8:00

Frankel, James

To Burn or Not To Burn: It's More Than an Ethical Question

Audio (CD)

Lecture

209

W

8:00

Newsom, Daniel

Music Analysis with a Digital Audio Sequencer

Audio (Seq)

Lab (Mac)

210

W

8:00

Cavalier, Debbie

Teaching Music Production in the Classroom

Multimedia

Lecture

211

W

8:00

Landis, Dan

Student Composition Using ACID Loop-Based Music Software

Sequencing

Lab (PC)

212

W

8:00

Flohr, John & Trollinger, Valerie

International Society for Technology in Education and the National Educational Technology Standards--What the Music Educator Needs to Know.

Misc.

Lecture

213

W

8:00

Myers, Scott

How to Start a Music Technology Program (with Little or No Bucks).

Administrative

Lecture

214

W

8:00

No Session

 

 

 

GBB

W

9:00

Yamaha Choir Rehearsal

[Setup & Rehearsal -- Closed to Public]

Rehearsal

Rehearsal

214

W

9:30

Sebald, Dave — Keynote

The Final Frontier: Technology and the Future of Music Education

TI:ME Keynote

Keynote

206

W

10:45

Menoche, Charles

Software Synthesizers and Samplers:

Instruments

Lecture

207

W

10:45

Hagen, Sara

Journaling Composition Processes with Finale and Netscape Composer

Multiple Tech

Lecture

209

W

10:45

Estrella, Steven

Creating Music Education Activities with Flash MX

Multimedia

Lab (Mac)

210

W

10:45

Dunphy, John & Rudolph, Tom

What is TI:ME and Why Should You Care?

TI:ME Info.

Discussion

211

W

10:45

Sibelius— Marchese, Larry

Incorporating Technology Into the Theory and Ear-training Curriculum

Multiple Tech

Lab (PC)

212

W

10:45

Shure—Wood, Nick

Microphone Techniques for Recording

Misc.

Lecture

213

W

10:45

eMedia—Kurtiak, Dave

Computer-Assisted Guitar Instruction

CAI - guit

 Lecture

214

W

10:45

MacLeod, Sandi & Morrison, Ruth

Integrating Multiple Technologies to Strengthen Music Composition for Grades K- 16

Multiple Tech

Lecture

206

W

12:15

Berklee Press—Leonard, Vincent

The User Definable Finale Clinic

Multiple Tech

Lecture

207

W

12:15

Langol, Stefani

Music Technology in the K-12 Environment

Notation (F)

Lecture

209

W

12:15

SoundTree—Lamb, Michael

Lessons for Combining Video and Music

Multimedia

Lab (Mac)

210

W

12:15

Alfred—Surmani, Andrew

Theory, Technology and Tradition: Putting it Together

Multiple Tech

Lecture

211

W

12:15

No Session

 

 

 

212

W

12:15

Frankel, James

World Music on the World Wide Web

Web

Lecture

213

W

12:15

No Session

 

 

 

214

W

12:15

Yamaha—Escueta, Tony

Using MIDI Files in a Teaching Environment

Sequencing

Lecture

GBB

W

1:00

BTWHSA MIDI Ensemble

[Setup & Rehearsal -- Closed to Public]

Rehearsal

Rehearsal

206

W

1:45

Sibelius— Marchese, Larry

A Closer Look at G7 Software for the Guitar Lab

Lab-Guitar

Lecture

207

W

1:45

MacLeod, Sandi & Morrison, Ruth

Critical Thinking Skills Through the Integration of Multiple Technologies for Music Composition

Multiple Tech

Lecture

209

W

1:45

Frazier, Bruce

Computer Resources for Film Composers: Catching the Hits!

Multimedia

Lab (Mac)

210

W

1:45

Menoche, Charles

Think Like a Music Engraver

Notation (F/S)

Lecture

211