ATMI National Conference

November 3–6, 2005

Québec City, Québec

Daily Schedule - Detailed

[complete program (PDF)]

Thursday, November 3, St Charles East and West

Time	Presenter(s)	Session Title
8:00–8:30 am St Charles East	James A. Grymes University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Using Classroom Response Systems to Enrich Student Involvement in Music Appreciation Classes
8:30–9:15 am St Charles East	Don Bowyer University of Alabama in Huntsville	Cross-Platform Includes the PDA: Design Considerations When Creating Computer-Assisted Instruction in Music for the PDA
9:15–10:00 am St Charles East	Charles Menoche Central Connecticut State University	Out in the Wild with the Music Pad Pro Digital Sheet Music Viewer: What Is It, Does it Work, and Should One Use It?
10:15–11:00 am St Charles East	Timothy D. Edwards Columbia College Chicago	Rhythm Tools: New Software for Rhythmic Dictation and Sightreading
11:00 am–noon St Charles East	Bruce H. Frazier Daniel Gonko Robert C. Johnson Western Carolina University	Audio in Media: Digital Video Basics for Motion Picture Composers
noon–1:00 pm		LUNCH
1:00–2:30 pm St Charles East	Eugenie Burkett, moderator University of Nevada, Las Vegas Judith Bowman Duquesne University Carlos Maldonado Connect4Education Grace Ohlenbusch University of Central Arkansas Scott Stinson University of Miami	Panel Discussion Online Education: Bonanza or Boondoggle?
2:30–3:00 pm St Charles West	Frank Clark Georgia Institute of Technology	Steiner MIDI EVI and the Realization of Expressive Potential
3:00–4:00 pm St Charles West	James Bohn Rhode Island College	Using CSound in Live Performance
4:00–5:00 pm St Charles West	Steve Knowles Korg Canada	Sponsor Session: OASYS—An Intimate Overview of Korg’s Open Architecture Synthesis Studio

Thursday, November 3 (cont’d)
7:30–8:00 pm St Charles East	Jay Alan Jackson Rochester Institute of Technology Jonny Johansson Yonkers Music Academy	The 50% Quartet: A Jazz Duo Performance With MIDI Accompaniment
8:00–9:30 pm St Charles East	Anthony Cornicello Eastern Connecticut State University	“EEE!” (Eastern’s Electronic Ensemble)

Friday, November 4, St Charles East and West
8:00–8:30 am St Charles East	Ron Mazurek Francis Schmidt Bergen Community College	Music and Animation
8:00–8:30 am St Charles West	Richard Repp Georgia Southern University	Music Professionals’ Judgment of the Quality of Recorded Music
8:30–9:15 am St Charles East	Andy Jaffe Williams College Jay Alan Jackson Rochester Institute of Technology	Bridge: The Evolution of a Multimedia Work
8:30–9:15 am St Charles West	Susan Piagentini Northwestern University	Can Your Theory Students Run on Autopilot? Online Basic Skills Tests to Bring Them Up to Speed
9:15–9:55 am St Charles East	Mike Nord Willamette University	Crossing Borders: Multi-dimensional Media Collaboration
9:15–9:55 am St Charles West	Cynthia I. Gonzales Texas State University–San Marcos	PDQ Bach vs. iMovies: Authentic Learning and Assessment
10:00–11:00 am St Laurent Centre/North	Ann Blombach The Ohio State University Michael Arenson University of Delaware David B. Williams Illinois State University	ATMI Plenary: Vignettes from ATMI’s Thirty Years: The Little Organization That Could!
11:15 am–noon St Charles East	John Mallia New England Conservatory	Exiting the Lab: Real vs. Virtual Space in the Teaching of Multimedia
11:15 am–noon St Charles West	Lee Whitmore SoundTree	Sponsor Session: GarageBand Projects with Third-Party Instruments
noon–1:00 pm		LUNCH
1:00–2:00 pm St Charles East	Peter R. Webster Northwestern University David B. Williams Illinois State University	Session I—The Underware: Strategies for Enabling Student-Constructed Learning in Music Technology Courses
2:00–2:45 pm St Charles East	Sanford Hinderlie Loyola University, New Orleans	The University Music Technology Lab: Basic to Advanced Workstations and the Latest Presentation Equipment
2:15–3:00 pm St Charles West	Scott D. Lipscomb Northwestern University	Object-oriented Design: Extending Flash with ActionScript 2.0 Classes
2:45–3:45 pm St Charles East	Jeremy Van Buskirk Longy School of Music	Bridging the Gap: From Tutorials to Finished Compositions in MAX/MSP
3:00–4:00 pm St Charles West	Stefani Langol Berklee College of Music	Electronic Portfolio Development for Music Education
4:00–5:30 pm St Charles East	Allison A. Johnson Occidental College, Los Angeles	ePoster: Coding Sound, Decoding Gesture: The Relationship between Interactive Arts Technology and Sign Language Research
4:00–5:30 pm St Charles East	Jason Kissinger SUNY Fredonia	ePoster: Doctum: A Software Prototype, Created in Director, for Quickly Generating Music Fundamentals Worksheets and Tests
4:00–5:30 pm St Charles East	Mary Elizabeth Neal Birmingham-Southern College Patricia Gray Assoc. Colleges of the South	ePoster: A Multimedia Presentation of Analyses of Three Melodramas in Arnold Schoenberg’s Pierrot lunaire, Op. 21

Saturday, November 5, St Charles East and West
8:00–8:30 am St Charles East	Sara Hagen Valley City State University Cynthia Benson Bowling Green State University		Preference for Eye Guidance in Computer-Aided Sight Playing at the Piano
8:00–8:45 am St Charles West	Judith Bowman Duquesne University		High Touch in High Tech Classes: The Human Element in Online Learning
8:30–9:45 am St Charles East	Martha F. Hilley University of Texas at Austin		Using Director in the Group Piano Classroom
8:45–9:15 am St Charles West	Eddy K. M. Chong Wai Man Soo National Institute of Education, Singapore		Integrative and Collaborative Music Learning Using Blogs
9:15–9:55 am St Charles West	Jay Dorfman Northwestern University Marc Jacoby West Chester University		MIDI Isn’t Dead, It’s Just Gone Loopy
10:00–11:00 am St Laurent Centre/North	Chris Waterman University of California, Los Angeles	Robert Trotter Lecture
11:15 am–noon St Charles East	A. C. “Buddy” Himes Robert Willey University of Louisiana at Lafayette	Technology Teaching Facility: Redesigning the Music Education Curriculum to Incorporate Computing and Multimedia
11:15 am–noon St Charles West	Lee Whitmore SoundTree	Sponsor Session: Teaching with Virtual Instruments and MIDI Controller
noon–1:00 pm		LUNCH
1:00–2:00 pm St Charles East	Peter R. Webster Northwestern University David B. Williams Illinois State University	Session II—The Underware: Strategies for Enabling Student-Constructed Learning in Music Technology Courses
2:00–2:30 pm St Charles East	Dan Hosken California State University, Northridge	Motion in Sound: Some Thoughts on Designing Sound for Interactive Dance Performance
2:00–2:45 pm St Charles West	J. Kent Williams University of North Carolina, Greensboro	Modeling Tonal Tension and Attraction with Time-Based Multimedia
2:30–3:15 pm St Charles East	Kevin Austin Concordia University, Montréal	Analysis of Electroacoustics: A Pedagogical Model for Electroacoustic Studies (EaSt)
3:00–4:30 pm St Charles West	Raymond Riley Alma College	Introduction to Apple’s Logic Pro and Logic Express
3:15–4:15 pm St Charles East	Lynn Emberg Purse Duquesne University	Developing a Pedagogy of Electronic Orchestration: Making Sense of Infinite Choices
4:45–6:00 pm St Charles East		ATMI Business Meeting
6:15 pm Location TBA		ATMI’s Fred Hofstetter “Memorial” Dinner

Sunday, November 6, St Charles East and West
8:30–9:00 am St Charles West	Sean Atkinson Florida State University	Dr. Trombone: The Development of a Computerized Musical Training Aid
9:00–9:30 am St Charles West	Timm Jeschawitz Trinity College Dublin	Constructing Music: “Musikbaukasten”: A Music Discovery Tool for Children
9:30–10:30 am St Charles West	Scott Watson Parkland School District	Technology Strategies for Teaching Music Theory