Members-Only Section: Free Tour

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When you become a member of TI:ME, you will have access to all the content described below. To encourage you to become a member, we are making a few lesson plans and some of our older newsletter content available in this free tour. Click here when you are ready to join!

Lesson Plans

TI:ME offers a searchable database of lesson plans to help you integrate technology into your teaching. Here is a small sample of the lesson plans you will enjoy as a member of TI:ME.

• Tapping a Steady Beat - by Dr. Steven Estrella
• Introducing Panning to Improve Sequencing Technique - by Pete Pauliks
• Instrumental Ear Training - by Dr. Scott Watson

Free Subscriptions

All TI:ME members may request free subscriptions to Electronic Musician Magazine and Keyboard Magazine.

The TI:MEs Newsletter

The TI:MEs is published at least twice each year. Recent issues are available to members only. The older issues listed below are available in this free tour.

• Spring 2005
• Winter 2001
• Summer 1999 in PDF format
  (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
• Fall 1998 in PDF format
  (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
• Spring 1998

META Newsletters

TI:ME has an agreement with the Music Education Technologist Association to allow TI:ME members access to their newsletter containing announcements of seminars and workshops in the Connecticut area.

Articles (in alphabetical order by author)

The following is a short list of some of the articles that are available to members only.

• Applying Theory to Technology in the Music Classroom by Bill Bauer
• Multimedia Basics Series
  (courtesy of StevenEstrella.com)
  • Understanding Text
  • Understanding Sound
  • Understanding Still Images
  • Understanding Moving Images
• Biography of this quarter's featured composer
  (courtesy of StevenEstrella.com)
• An Archive of Music Technology Articles
  (courtesy of IAEKM)
• Crisis in the Computer Lab by Fred Kersten
• What's New in Music Technology by Mike Klinger
• Marchin' to Your Own Virtual Drummer by Stefani Langol
• An Archive of Music Technology Articles
  (courtesy of Lentine's)
  • Music Education Technology and Instructional Courseware
  • MIDI Software and MIDI Instrument Reviews
• Nine Suggestions for Improving Sequences by Don Muro
• Computers and Music at Harvard-Westlake School by Daniel Newsom
• Music Technology and the National Standards by Thomas E. Rudolph
• Notation Software: The Ultimate Tool for the Music Teacher by Thomas E. Rudolph
• Educator's Corner
  (courtesy of SoundTree)
• Home Practice Online! by Scott Watson

Discussion Group

TI:ME has created a discussion group mailing list for TI:ME members. When you become a member of TI:ME, you will have the option of joining this mailing list to receive news and share ideas through email.

Message Board

A new feature of the TI:ME Web site is a message board for members to share ideas and experiences in music technology. When you become a member of TI:ME, you may use the message board to consult with your fellow TI:ME members.

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