Presentations
Friday, July 13, 2001
- K-12 Music Educator Computer Technology Use in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia
John Jinright, Department of Music, Troy State University
- Technology for Real Middle School and High School Bands
Shannon Chandler, Valley High School (AL); Myra Rhoden, Booker T. Washington High School (AL); Joy Thomas, W.F. Burns Middle School (AL); Kimberly Walls, College of Education, Auburn University
- The Internet as a Means of Assessing the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards in Music: A Research Report James Frankel, Franklin Avenue Middle School (NJ)
- Beginning to Teach with Technology in a Music Classroom
Jane M. Kuehne, Center for Music Research, Florida State University
- Service Learning & Music Technology: Connecting College Classrooms with the Community Melissa Berke & W. Kenton Bales, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Therese Laux & Peggy Pavlik, North High School (NE)
- Using the Web to Learn about Multicultural Music in Elementary and Middle School
Cecilia Wang, School of Music, University of Kentucky
- The Art of Inaccuracy Greg Woodward, Center for Music Research, Florida State University

Saturday, July 14, 2001
- Teaching Student Composers to Use a Desktop Audio Workstation and Digidesign Pro-tools
John Jinright, Department of Music, Troy State University
- A Survey of Music Education Technology at Colleges in the Southeastern USA
Harry E. Price and Kok Chang Pan, School of Music, University of Alabama
- Insights and Strategies for Developing a Music Technology Class
Therese Laux & Peggy Pavlik, North High School (NE)
- Integrating Web-based Learning and Instruction into a Graduate Music Education Research Course Nancy Barry, School of Music, University of Oklahoma
- The Creative Music Project: A Pilot Study in Teaching Musical Understanding and Composition in Public Schools David Sebald, Institute for Music Research, University of Texas at San Antonio
- Using Sibelius Notation Software to Teach Music in Schools Larry Marchese, Sibelius Software
- "Yes, But Does It Help?": A Preliminary Report on a Web-Enhanced Large Lecture Music Appreciation Course Dorothy Keyser & Katherine Norman, University of North Dakota
- Digital Video Editing—It’s So Easy! Eitaro Kawaguchi, Center for Music Research, Florida State University