Michigan Music Technology Conference 2005

SCHEDULE

Thursday, January 20, 2005
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Teaching and Learning Center
Washtenaw Intermediate School District
S C H E D U L E

	V O G E L - A	V O G E L - B	V O G E L - C	TECHNOLOGY LAB	SEMINAR 1-2	SEMINAR 4
8:00 AM	FINAL REGISTRATION IN THE MAIN LOBBY
8:30 to 9:30 AM	GENERAL SESSION The Role of the Web in Music Education The Role of Multimedia on the Web Steven Estrella, Conference Keynote
9:45 to 10:55 AM	Lessons taught and lessons learned: What my students have taught me about teaching music in a tech lab Alex Ruthmann Oakland University	Assistive Shareware Tools, Plugins, and Utilities for Multimedia Development Raymond Riley Alma College	Music Instructional Software for the Secondary School Peter Workman Lentine's Music	Open Hands-On Computer Lab	Open Hands-on Synthesizer Lab Lentine's Music
11:05 AM to 12:15 PM		Using "Smart Music" Joe Martin Notre Dame Prep. High School	Electronic Music — Historical and Components Tom Court Wayne State University			Music Making with "Band-in-a-Box" Bobbie Thornton SoundTree
12:15 to 1:00 PM	LAPTOP LUNCH Interactive Performance with "Ableton Live" George Hess — guitar and processing Ryan Hess — wind controller Central Michigan University		LAPTOP LUNCH			Open Hands-On Keyboard Lab SoundTree
1:00 to 2:20 PM	Ableton Live - Up Close George Hess Central Michigan University		How to Build a Lab Peter Workman Lentine's	Web site creation for the Music Educator Steven Estrella Conference Keynote Speaker		Open Hands-On Keyboard Lab SoundTree
2:30 to 3:50 PM		Within Reason - An Introduction to the Virtual Studio Mike Lorenz Siena Heights University	Creative Audio Creation Tom Court Wayne State University	Multimedia for the Web using "Flash" Steven Estrella Conference Keynote Speaker		New Technology for the Music Lab Mike Lamb SoundTree

Presented by MSBOA in cooperation with MMEA and MSVMA
Sponsored by Lentine's Music, Inc. and the Washtenaw Intermediate School District with support from SoundTree