TEACHERS TRUST TI:ME
Modernizing Music Education since 1995
We believe in the power of technology to bring new music learning experiences to your students.
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.
Latest News
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Music Production Boot Camp with Christoph Thompson
Christoph Thompson teaches Recording Technology, Immersive Recording, and Signal Processing at Ball State University. He is the program lead for the Music For All / Bands of America Summer Camp Music Production Boot Camp, giving nearly 50 high schoolers professional level training in recording and music production along with TI:ME instructors Jeffery Seitz, Ryan Van
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TI:ME x Midwest Clinic Audio Technology PreConference Intensive
TI:ME and The Midwest Clinic are proud to announce a new pre-conference for 2025, presented by TI:ME and our sponsors. This four-hour program provides an introduction to music production and how to set up a sound system for live performance, what quality audio is, and the value of mixing the audio for the best results.
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2025 Call for Proposals: TMEA (Texas) and OMEA (Ohio) due soon!
TI:ME is excited to return for the 2026 season to what will be our biggest events yet. As proud partners of TMEA and OMEA, we are honored to work with them to help more music educators gain skills and access to the latest music technology. Be a part of our mission by sharing your skills
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Dan Keown: Reconnecting the Joy of Music Making with Tech
Dan Keown teaches Audio + Music Production Pedagogy, Teaching Popular and Folk Music, and the Electronic Music Ensemble at the Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio. He serves on committees for the Ohio Society for Music Teacher Education and the Ohio Music Educators Association. How has technology changed music teaching
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TI:ME at Maryland MMEA 25/26
TI:ME is excited to partner with Maryland MMEA for the upcoming season of PD events. Apply to speak at either or both events today! The deadline for the Call for Proposals and Performance Applications is June 4, 2025. This process will be for consideration of sessions/performances for all conference events in the 2025-2026 year. 2025-2026 Conference Dates: Fall In-Service Conference
Get Involved
CONFERENCES
Attend a TI:ME professional development event, or apply to present at one of our conferences.
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
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LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
Apply for a 3 day intensive on transforming music education through innovation and creativity.
Catie Dwinal
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.”
Gillian Desmarais
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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