Association for Technology in Music Instruction

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Report for ATMI 2007 conference (Charles Menoche, Chair): The MLM SIG meeting consisted of information sharing and identifying key elements for next year. One goal is to gather information on labs in universities through a survey. Report from the SIG—well attended, with presentations tied into the meeting from last year.

Report from 2007 conference (Jane Kuehne, Chair): There were approximately 20 ATMI and CMS members who attended one or both of the Distance Learning in Music SIG sessions. Compared to the approximately 6 who attended the previous conference, this is a marked increase. During the 2007 Salt Lake City (SLC) conference, we defined a mission for the group to carry us into next September\\\'s conference. This group will consider this area (DLIM) with broad approach. A web log (blog) will be created for members to share information on several general categories identified in the SLC conference. Using the blog we will gather this information and disseminate noticed trends in the postings, or attempt to identify some common questions of interest and share at the next conference to help determine the future course of action for upcoming year(s). We would like to invite members of the ATMI Listserv and active CMS members, if approved by ATMI\\\'s president.

Report from ATMI 2007 conference (Scott Lipscomb, Chair): About 12 individuals were in attendance. Discussion included what resources (Flash, sequencing, podcasting) are used for instruction and design, including game development. Noted was a need to extend the dialog beyond the meeting.

Report from ATMI 2007 conference (Sue Piagentini, Chair): The need for a survey was noted as it has been about 10-15 years since there has been a survey of what software is used, how it is used, how it is integrated with a text, etc. Action will include creation of a survey with email distribution.

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