In my humble opinion...

Welcome to the newest area of our website. Here we will post opinions and advice from some of the top thought leaders in music education technology. This content is available to the public. For lesson plans, tutorials, and articles, however, join TI:ME and gain access to the members-only section of our Web site. TI:ME members are invited to post comments on the discussion group about any of the articles below.

• How to Optimize Your School Band's Website to Recruit Top Players: Part 2 by Lance Trebesch and Colt Lapham (October 2007)
• How to Optimize Your School Band's Website to Recruit Top Players: Part 1 by Lance Trebesch and Colt Lapham (October 2007)
• Have You Been Burned by Fearful Technology Companies? by George F. Litterst (September 2007)
• A Renaissance in American Music Education??, by Walt Straiton (September 2006)
• Promoting My Ensemble: An Encounter with Technology, by Bruce H. Frazier (June 2006)
• SupportMusic - Make Sure Congress Gets the Message, by Lee Whitmore (May 2006)
• I Know that File's Here Somewhere! - Backing Up and File Management. by Craig Sylvern (February, 2006)
• But I Don't Like SPAM (or viruses either) by Steven Estrella, Shearspire, Inc. (September 2005)
• Looping Software Has Come of Age (Oh No! Not more ACID loops!) by Richard Repp, Assitant Professor of Music,
  Georgia Southern University (May, 2005)
• Could the Children in the Younger Grades Benefit from Technology in the Music Classroom? by Amy M. Burns, Far Hills Country Day School, TI:ME Teacher of the Year 2005 (April, 2005)
• A Music Technology Lab Can Make a Difference with Performers and Consumers, by Tom Rudolph, Director of Music and middle school music instructor for Haverford Township School District, in Havertown, PA (February, 2005)
• Starting with Technology in School Music, by Kimberly Walls, Program Coordinator for Music Education at Auburn University, AL (January, 2005)
• A Decade of TI:ME, by John Dunphy, Executive Director of TI:ME, Villanova University, PA (December, 2004)
• The Play's the Thing, by Don Muro, composer, performer, author, educator, lecturer, and producer, NY (September, 2004)
• Four Goals in Teaching Music Technology to Others, by Peter Webster, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL (August, 2004)
• Strategies for Learning New Software, by Craig Sylvern, Keene State College, NH (June, 2004)
• My Perfect Keyboard, by Steven Estrella, Shearspire, Inc. (May 2004)
• Make TI:ME in your Classroom, by Bob Tozier,
  North Allegheny School District, PA (December 2003)