CPD Session - Table of Tech!

Would you like to try the latest in Inclusive and Accessible music technology? 

TiME (Technology in Music Education UK) can bring the Table of Tech to you, with over 40 different music technology products to get your hands on.

In this session, we explore the latest innovations in music technology that can support students of all ages. Learn more about how technology can help your students gain qualifications through a range of new and inclusive music exam suites. 

The Table of Tech session is an excellent opportunity to stay at the forefront of music education technology. To find out more please get in touch with kate@techmusiced.org.uk

Recommended length of session is 2 hours. 

Cost: £700

The collection includes innovative instruments and tools such as joystick-controlled instruments, gesture-controlled devices, switch-accessible technologies, haptic wearables, digital wind instruments, grooveboxes, MIDI controllers, expressive keyboards, digital percussion, portable music production systems and a wide range of accessible music apps.

Whether you're working in mainstream education, SEND, higher education or community music, this interactive session showcases practical technologies that support creativity, inclusion and music-making for learners of all ages and abilities. Participants can explore the latest innovations, discuss real-world applications and discover new ways to make music more accessible and engaging.

Learning Outcomes:

Discover how innovations in music technology are opening up new possibilities for music education. Learn about accessible and exciting music tech tools that broaden opportunities for students to learn, create, and connect with music.

Find out how these tools can support progression through new and inclusive music exam suites.

Explore how these innovations can effectively support educators and students in achieving the goals outlined in the plan, fostering a dynamic and inclusive learning environment.

Try the latest accessible and inclusive music tech products. Gain a first-hand understanding of how these tools can enhance and support music education, providing insights into their applications within your classroom.

Who Should Attend: Music Hubs and Music Services, Music Educators, SEND leaders and educators, School Trusts and Governors, Community Music Organisations, Curriculum Developers - Anyone passionate about the future of music education

Presenters:

Richard Llewellyn, Chief Executive Officer, TiME UK

Kate Rounding, Executive Director, TiME UK

To find out more please get in touch with kate@techmusiced.org.uk