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Conference Program Conference Committee Executive Committee Cynthia McGregor, Chair Scott D. Lipscomb, President Southwestern College University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Frank Clark Rocky Reuter, Vice President Georgia Institute of Technology Capital University [email protected] [email protected] Sara Hagen Sara Hagen, Secretary Valley City State University Valley City State University [email protected] [email protected] Charles P. Menoche, 2005 Conf. Chair Mark Lochstampfor Central Connecticut St. Univ. Publications Manager [email protected] Capital University, Ohio [email protected] Susan Piagentini Northwestern University Charles P. Menoche [email protected] Technology Directory Editor Central Connecticut St. Univ. Rocky Reuter, 2007 Conf. Chair [email protected] Capital University [email protected] Bill Clemmons, Web Manager Point Loma Nazarene University Peter Webster [email protected] Northwestern University [email protected] Paul Soderdahl, Listserv Manager University of Iowa [email protected] ATMI 2006 National Conference, San Antonio Daily Schedule at a Glance ATMI Conference Schedule National Conference September 14-17, 2006 San Antonio, Texas The Association for Technology in Music Instruction is indebted to SoundTree, the education division of Korg USA, Inc. and Apple Computer for equipment made available for both the presentations and the ATMI lab. 2 ATMI 2006 National Conference, San Antonio Daily Schedule at a Glance ATMI 2006 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE DAILY SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, EXECUTIVE SALON 4 AND 5 8:00 4 Matthew Nickerson Broadening the Audience for Student Performers 8:30 4 V. Keith Mason Optimizing the PDA for Music Instruction and Production 9:15 4 Jane Kuehne Blogging Our Way Through: Weblogs in Graduate and Undergraduate Music Classes 10:00 4 S. Hagen, C. Benson, A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Three Different Types of Software A. Cremaschi Eye-Guides in the Development of Sight-Playing Skills in Piano Classes 10:30 4 Daniel Zanutto Comparison of Online Music Assessment Software 11:00 4 Larry Peterson Three Generations of Opera Multimedia: An Assessment 11:30 4 Charles Menoche From Dots to Bits: Assessing Usability Results of Musical OCR Software 12 LUNCH 1:30 4 Rick Dammers Supporting Comprehensive Musicianship Through Laptop Computer- Based Composing in Rehearsal 2:15 4 K. Smith, S. Pelkey Creating Multimedia Projects for a “Music in Film” Course 3:00 5 Raymond Riley Hands-on: Shareware and Freeware Treasures I Have Come to Know 4:30 5 Lee Whitmore Sponsor (SoundTree): Teaching Sound Design with Virtual Instruments 7:30 5 Scott Lipscomb, Hands-on: Taking Flash beyond its intended boundaries with Object- Jonathan Smith Oriented Programming FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, EXECUTIVE SALON 4 AND 5 8:00 4 Fred Kersten Do's and Don’ts for Creating an Online e-Portfolio 8:00 5 Cynthia I. Gonzales The All-in-One Professor, Designer, and Programmer 8:30 5 Steven Kreinberg Interactive Activities in Music Using Macromedia Flash Streaming Audio and Video within Blackboard 8:45 4 Gena Greher Multimedia and the Art of Narrative Development 9:15 5 Charles Lord, How Far Should Students Be Empowered To Control Their Own David Sogin Learning? 9:30 4 Todd Welbourne SURVEIL: A Performance 10:30 T Henry Panion III ATMI Plenary: A Tale Of Two Cities: The Use of Music Technology in the Classroom and the Music Profession 11:30 Rocky Reuter, Special Interest Groups: S Coordinator Music Lab Management 4 Distance Education in Music 5 Multimedia Development (on- and off-line) 4 CAI Theory/Aural Skills 12:30 LUNCH 1:30 4 Peter Webster, A Distance Learning Tryptic: The Music Classroom, The Internet, and David Williams Video Conferencing. Part I: Simple Models with Simple Technologies 2:30 4 Jay Dorfman, Panel: Loop-Based Software: Practice and Philosophy Marc Jacoby 2:30 5 Scott Lipscomb, BubbleMachine (v. 3.0): An Interactive, Multi-User Resource for Real- Jonathan Smith Time Musical Analysis 3:15 5 Bruce Frazier Hands-on: Multimedia Development: Promoting Your Ensemble 4:00 4 Nick Conte ePoster: The Versatility of iMovie as an All-Level Music Education Tool Ashley Stone ePoster: Debussy's Trois chanson des bilitis : An Electronic Listening Guide 4:15 5 Don and Maria Sponsor (Apple Computer): iLife06 and iWeb Henderson 3 ATMI 2006 National Conference, San Antonio Daily Schedule at a Glance ATMI 2006 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE DAILY SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE (continued) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, EXECUTIVE SALON 4 AND 5 8:00 5 Kenneth Smith, Bret The Development and Testing of a Guitar Instructional DVD Hoag 8:30 4 David Sebald Using Wind Synthesis and Computer Technology to Realize Musical Concepts 8:40 5 Daniel Gonko, DVD Authoring for Interactive Learning Robert Johnson 9:25 5 Lee Whitmore Sponsor (SoundTree): Teaching in a Networked Music and Computer Lab 9:30 4 Richard Repp The MIDI Guitar Synthesizer 10:30 T Judith Lang Zaimont Robert Trotter Lecture: Imaging the Composer in 2006 11:30 LUNCH 1:30 4 Peter Webster, A Distance Learning Tryptic: The Music Classroom, The Internet, and David Williams Video Conferencing. Part II: More Advanced Models and a Survey of Solutions and Strategies 2:30 4 Elainie Lillios, Experimental Audio and Animation: Creating an Engaging Environment Bonnie Mitchell for Interdisciplinary Artistic Expression 2:30 5 Raymond Riley Hands-on: Using Audio Effect Plug-ins: Let's Spice Things Up a Little 3:00 4 J. Brian Post Using Music Technology in Cross-Discipline Projects at the University Level 3:30 4 Scott Deal The Student Telematic Ensemble 4:00 4 Dan Hosken Motion in Sound: Some Thoughts on Designing Sound for Interactive Dance Performance 4:45 4 ATMI Business Meeting 6:15 ATMI Fred Hofstetter “Memorial” Dinner SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, EXECUTIVE SALON 5 8:30 5 Don and Maria Sponsor (Apple Computer): Podcasting Henderson 9:30 5 Tim Thompson Podcasting is Here! Now What Can I Do With It? * Titles may be abbreviated Room Abbreviations 4 Executive Salon 4 5 Executive Salon 5 S San Antonio Ballroom T Texas Ballroom A 4 ATMI 2006 National Conference, San Antonio Daily Schedule ATMI 2006 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE September 14-17, 2006 San Antonio, Texas DAILY SCHEDULE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 8:00 AM -10:00 AM Executive Salon 4 Technological Tools Session Chair: Cynthia McGregor (Southwestern College) 8:00-8:30 AM Broadening the Audience for Student Performers: Webcasting Student Recitals and Concerts Across the Country and Around the World Matthew Nickerson (Southern Utah University) 8:30-9:15 AM Optimizing the PDA for Music Instruction and Production V. Keith Mason (Belmont University) 9:15-10:00 AM Blogging Our Way Through: Weblogs in Graduate and Undergraduate Music Classes Jane Kuehne (Auburn University) 10:00 AM -12:00 PM Executive Salon 4 Research on the Effectiveness of Music Technology Session Chair: Cynthia McGregor (Southwestern College) 10:00-10:30 AM A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Three Different Types of Software Eye- Guides in the Development of Sight-Playing Skills in Piano Classes at the College Level Sara Hagen (Valley City State University) Cynthia Benson (Bowling Green State University) Alejandro Cremaschi (University of Colorado at Boulder) 10:30-11:00 AM Comparison of Online Music Assessment Software Daniel Zanutto (California State University, Long Beach) 11:00-11:30 AM Three Generations of Opera Multimedia: An Assessment Larry Peterson (University of Delaware) 11:30 AM -noon From Dots to Bits: Assessing Usability Results of Musical OCR Software Charles Menoche (Central Connecticut State University) 1:30 PM -3:00 PM Executive Salon 4 Student-Created Projects Session Chair: Sara Hagen (Valley City State University) 1:30-2:15 PM Supporting Comprehensive Musicianship Through Laptop Computer-Based Composing in Rehearsal Rick Dammers (University of Illinois, graduate student) 2:15-3:00 PM Creating Multimedia Projects for a “Music in Film” Course Stanley Pelkey (Western Michigan University) Kenneth Smith (Western Michigan University) 5 ATMI 2006 National Conference, San Antonio Daily Schedule THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 (continued) 3:00 PM -5:30 PM Executive Salon 5 Hands-on Training Sessions Session Chair: Charles Menoche (Central Connecticut State University) 3:00-4:30 PM Shareware and Freeware Treasures I Have Come to Know Raymond Riley (Alma College) 4:30-5:30 PM Sponsor Session: Teaching Sound Design with Virtual Instruments Lee Whitmore (SoundTree) 7:30 PM -9:00 PM Executive Salon 5 Hands-on Training Session Taking Flash beyond its intended boundaries with Object-Oriented Programming Scott Lipscomb (University of Minnesota) Jonathan Smith (Northwestern University) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 8:00 AM -10:00 AM Executive Salon 4 Creative Multimedia Session Chair: Richard Repp (Georgia Southern University) 8:00-8:45 AM Do's and Don'ts for Creating an Online e-Portfolio: Multimedia Development Tips, Realistic Value, Employment/Technology Resources Fred Kersten 8:45-9:30 AM Multimedia and the Art of Narrative Development: Preparing Music Educators to Teach with Technology Gena Greher (University of Massachusetts Lowell) 9:30-10:00 AM SURVEIL: A Performance Todd Welbourne (University of Wisconsin, Madison) 8:00 AM -10:00 AM Executive Salon 5 Creative Pedagogies Session Chair: Susan Piagentini (Northwestern University) 8:00-8:30 AM The All-in-One Professor, Designer, and Programmer: Pointers for the One-Person Instructional Technology “Team” Cynthia I. Gonzales (Texas State University, San Marcos) 8:30-9:15 AM Interactive Activities in Music Using
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