I’ll be in Louisville this week at the joint conference of JEN (Jazz Education Network) and TI:ME (Technology Institute for Music Educators). This is the first time these two organizations have partnered up and I’m pretty excited to be there enjoying both some jazz and some technology in the same venue. In particular, there will be a host of technology clinicians from all corners of the country, and I know there will not be enough time (no pun intended) to enjoy them all. Here are a couple of sessions I am presenting:

Confessions of a Music Tech Teacher: Starting a Music Technology Class in your School

Facebook and Social Media: Inside (and Outside) your Classroom

The TI:ME NC chapter will be coordinating and presenting 27 music technology sessions at the upcoming NCMEA conference, along with our board member and state technology chair, Barbara Packales. There will be a variety of topics from iPads to SmartBoards and beyond from Saturday, November 12th to Tuesday, November 15th 2011. The conference schedule is available here (pdf) (google calendar). Below are some of my presentations. Please stop by!

• One Computer and a Microphone – Saturday, 10:00 AM
• GarageBand 101 – Saturday, 2:00 PM
• Starting a Music Technology Class in your School – Saturday, 4:00 PM
• Music Technology Q&A – Sunday, 8:00 AM
• TI:ME – What Can It Do For Your Music Classroom? – Sunday, 1:00 PM

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TI:ME 1B: Basic Skills:
Instructional Software, Communications, and Digital Media
DATES: June 27 – 30, 2011
TIMES: 8:30AM-4:00PM
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