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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NYSSMA / TI:ME Proposals are now open
NYSSMA Winter Professional Development Conference is December 4–6, 2025. Submission deadline for session proposals is April 25, 2025. Submit your proposal(s) to NYSSMA 2025, and be sure to indicate that you are a TI:ME presenter.
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Pre-Registration for TI:ME Pre-Conference at TMEA Closes Jan 31
Thanks to our friends at Fender/PreSonus, TI:ME is giving away a FREE PreSonus Revelator USB Microphone to all Pre-Registered attendees of our 30th Anniversary Celebration at TMEA on Wednesday, Feb 12th. Pre-Register for the TI:ME PreCon for: We cannot guarantee there will be any microphones for walk-up registration at the Pre-Conference. There are so many…
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TI:ME Sessions at NAMM 2025
Join us later this month at NAMM Music Education Days 2025 and the NAMM Show 2025, January 21–25, in the Anaheim Convention Center. The NAMM Music Education Days will include sessions from TI:ME presenters Gillian Desmarais, Danielle Collins, Will Kuhn and Ryan Van Bibber. Thank you to our partners at the NAMM Foundation and NAMM for supporting these sessions and helping TI:ME to…
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Kevin Longwill Puts Music Technology Center Stage
Kevin Longwill teaches Music Technology and Modern Music Ensemble at Temple University and Abington School District. He is a two-time Grammy nominated educator and active performing musician. Students in his program have recorded, produced, and released considerable EPs and commercial recordings, and can be found on most streaming platforms via a student-run record label, M3…
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Robby Burns named 2025 Mike Kovins TI:ME Teacher of the Year.
Robby Burns currently teaches band classes at Ellicott Mills Middle School in Ellicott City, Howard County, Maryland. He is also a professional percussionist and has an extensive studio of private students. Robby’s use of technology within the band room and the studio is breathtakingly brilliant. He infuses all of his work with excellent choices of…
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LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
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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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