Freedman’s Speaking Engagements

If you would like to engage Barbara Freedman for your conference, to speak at your school or university or have questions specific to music technology and education, please reply below or contact me at barbworks1@gmail.com

Barbara Freedman’s speaking engagements:

January 2011: FMEA (Florida Music Educators’ Association) Digital Media In  & Out of the Classroom and Recreating the Secondary General Music Classroom for the 21st Century Learner: Teaching Music Through Composition with Technology

January 2011: TI:ME National Conference at the Ohio Regional Music Educators Association and MENC Central Regional Conference in Cincinatti, OH The Other 80%: Part One – Recreating the Secondary General Music Classroom for the 21st Century Learner: Teaching Music Through Composition with Technology and The Other 80%: Part Two – Assessment in the Music Composition & Music Technology Classroom

December 2010: NYSSMA (NY State School Music Association) in Rochester, NY : Teach Music. The Technology Will Follow: Lessons to Teach Basic Music Concepts with Easy To Use Software

October 11, 2010: METOS (Music, Education & Technology Online Summit http://www.metosonline.com) Recreating the Secondary General Music Classroom for the 21st Century Learner: Teaching Music Through Composition with Technology

September 2010: ATMI (Association for Technology in Music Instruction and The College Music Society) in Minneapolis, Minnesota : Recreating the Secondary General Music Classroom for the 21st Century Learner: Teaching Music Through Composition with Technology

April 2010: Florida International University: Electronic Music at Greenwich High School

April 2010: CMEA (CT Music Educators Association) Composition Festival Workshop in Hartford, CT : Composing and Mixing Drums to Influence Style: A Workshop for High School Composers

April 2010: CMEA (CT Music Educators Association) in Hartford, CT : Teaching Music Through Composition with Technology: Beginning Lessons that Work

February 2010 – TI:ME National Conference at the NJMEC in New Brunswick, NJ : Teaching Music Through Composition with Technology: Beginning Lessons that Work and nanoBands: Live Performance and Demonstration by Greenwich High School Students

August, 2009 – NYSSMA (NY State School Music Associate) Confernece : Digital Media In  & Out of the Classroom

June 2009 – MENC Music Education Week in Washington, DC, Music Technology Education Academy: Software for Music Creation, panelist

April, 2009 – Florida International University Video Conference with Music Ed and Music Tech majors: Practical Applications of Music Technology in the Classroom

April, 2009 – CMEA (Connecticut Music Educators Association) Conference : Digital Media In  & Out of the Classroom

December, 2008 – Greenwich High School Technology Working Group: Screencasting

November, 2008 – META (Music Educator Technologist’s Association) Workshop: Music Apps for iPhone

May, 2008 – PodCamp NYC : The High Tech Bake Sale or Digital Media Distribution in the Public Schools

Fall 2007 – Greenwich Public School’s In-service series: GarageBand 4 part series