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8:30 Kimberly McCord and Emily
Watts- Illinois Music Educatorsí Knowledge and Perceptions of Working With
Students With Disabilities
9:10 Jane Kuehne- Cheating on the
Web: Creating Web Materials to Replace Paper
9:50 Shari Zeck and Aaron Paolucci-
The Program in Arts Technology at Illinois State University: Student Inter-arts
Projects
10:30 Grace Ohlenbusch and Eugenie
Burkett- Beyond the Talking Heads: Tools for Creating Multimedia Interactive
Projects for Elementary General Music
11:10 Kathy Manchester- Composing
Without Notes for Early Elementary Students
1:00 Scott Lipscomb- Beyond Flash:
Using Directorís More Complete Sound-Handling Capabilities
1:55 Nancy Barry- Student Attitudes
About Instructional Technology
2:30 Rachel Whitcomb- Rediscovering
Hyperstudio in the Music Classroom
3:10 Richard Repp- Sampling and
Looping Digital Audio in the Classroom
4:00 Hands-On Session 3
Emily Watts and Brian Wojcik- Everyone
Can Make Music: Assistive Technology Makes it Happen!
To facilitate the exchange, the following types of presentation proposals are scheduled:
Proposals are welcomed from both
PreK-12 teachers and college faculty experienced in music technology. Lengths
of presentations will range from 30-minute lectures to 45-minute performances
to 90-minute hands on workshops.
Presentation abstracts will be published in the Journal of Technology in Music Education. Researchers may choose to submit complete articles for a peer reviewed section. One to two page presentation proposals should be sent to the Conference Chair, postmarked no later than March 7, 2003. Proposals for performances should include a cassette tape or compact disc. Proposals music include a list of equipment to be provided by the presenter, a list of equipment the conference would supply and an indication of the type and desired length of presentation. Presenters should bring their own laptop computers, where possible.
Email submissions are encouraged. Send proposals to Kimberly McCord at kamccor@ilstu.edu
Participants who are presenters will
not need to pay a registration fee, but must submit a registration form
for attendance.
| Kimberly McCord
Conference Host School of Music Illinois State University |
Nancy H. Barry
School of Music The University of Oklahoma |
Jack A. Taylor
Center for Music Research Florida State University |
Kimberly C. Walls
Department of Curriculum and Teaching Auburn University |
Direct registration to:Kimberly McCordSchool of Music Illinois State University Campus Box 5660 Normal, IL 61790-5660 Office: 309-438-3365 Fax: 309-438-5833 kamccor@ilstu.edu |
Direct fees, and credit enrollment to:James JacobsAdmissions/Records Illinois State University Campus Box 2202 Normal, IL 61790-5660 Office: 309-438-2505 jjacobs@ilstu.edu |
Direct proposals to:Kimberly McCordSchool of Music Illinois State University Campus Box 5660 Normal, IL 61790-5660 Office: 309-438-3365 Fax: 309-438-5833 kamccor@ilstu.edu |
| An optional, three-hour graduate
level credit course will be offered.
Non ISU graduate students will need to apply for Graduate Student-at-Large by contacting Pat Schnitker at 309-438-2109. MUS 393.21 3 credit hours 3 CEU credits also available |
Contact:
James Jacobs Admissions/Records Illinois State University Campus Box 2202 Normal, IL 61790-5660 Office: 309-438-2505 jjacobs@ilstu.edu |
The Bands of America High School
Camp and Directors Symposium will also be on campus the week of June 23,
2003. Check this web site for more information of Bands of America. There
will be evening concerts featuring national artists and groups on both
Thursday and Friday of NSMIT.
http://www.bands.org/
Bloomington/Normal is in central
Illinois. It is close to the Abraham Lincoln Library, house and New Salem
living history site in Springfield, IL.