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Modernizing Music Education since 1995
Each Year TI:ME Produces an Average of Over 6000 hours of professional development sessions for Music Educators integrating technology, and we do it at the largest and the smallest state MEA shows, as a service, covering only expenses, or sharing revenues on pre-conference day events. When TI:ME partners with your state music education association, we deliver the highest level of expertise in music technology pedagogy.
Full Bio: Bob Habersat is a high school guitar, music production, theory, and choir teacher at Oak Lawn Community High School in Illinois. During his time at OLCHS, he has focused on expanding access for non-traditional musicians by creating a four-year guitar sequence, a two-year modern music theory sequence, and a two-year music production pathway.
TI:ME is pleased to announce that we will be presenting sessions at the Maryland Music Educators Conference, in Baltimore, MD, February 20-22. 2026. This will be our second collaboration between TI:ME and MMEA as last year was highly successful, with many teachers attending Technology sessions and learning about new ways to integrate technology into the
The NAMM Foundation Expands Grantmaking to Benefit All Segments and Communities of the Music Industry TI:ME has once again been named a grant recipient of The NAMM Foundation. The organization was selected as one of 57 programs serving music makers across all industry segments in 26 states and five countries providing access to music-making opportunities
With continued support from the NAMM Foundation and TI:ME, we are pleased to announce the 2026 MTLA program to select a group of undergraduate and graduate music education majors for the 15th Annual Music Technology Leadership Academy (MTLA). For details and instructions for application please review the Call for Participationdocument. Email questions to mtla@musiccreativity.org. Applications must be received
TI:ME is now accepting nomination packets for the 2026 TI:ME Teacher of the Year. The TI:ME Teacher of the Year Award is given each year in memory of Mike Kovins. The selected teacher will be a proven leader and innovator in implementing creative practices using Technology within Music Education. The 2026 Teacher of the Year will be
Quaver Music
“TI:ME is a community of passionate educators and education advocates who come together with the same mission. TI:ME gave me a sense of purpose and the confidence to share, with that I gained forever friends and life changing opportunities.”
Harmony Learning Center
“TI:ME not only facilitated the camaraderie in music technology education I had desired for many years, but also instilled the confidence I needed to pursue my dreams as a music technology teacher.”

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