Music Technology “Bring Your Own Laptop” Workshops
The Midnight Music “BYO laptop” workshops are run by trainer Katie Wardrobe from Midnight Music.
Teachers bring their own laptop to the workshops (or borrow one!) and install free software or demo versions of paid software applications ahead of the session. Sessions include “how-to” tutorials and curriculum integration suggestions. No prior knowledge is assumed (unless specified) and the atmosphere is fun and relaxing.
How To Host A Bring Your Own Laptop Workshop
Hosting a workshop for music teachers in your area is easy. You’ll just need to provide the following:
- a classroom with tables and chairs (adult-sized!)
- access to power for workshop attendees
- wireless access to the internet is desirable
- morning and afternoon tea provisions (tea, coffee, hot water, milk, sugar, cups. Biscuits would also be nice!)
Other details
- Workshops will run for a full day from 9.30am – 3.30pm (or 10am – 4pm)
- Teachers from other schools will bring their own lunch
- All workshop bookings and enquiries will be taken care of by Midnight Music
- The workshops will be run with a minimum number attendees (approx. 10 people – number to be determined by Midnight Music)
Rates
- Full-day workshop: $150 per person
- Host school/institution entitled to one FREE registration
Enquiries and Expressions of Interest
If you are interested in hosting a workshop for teachers in your area, please fill out this form making sure that you include a couple of possible workshop dates: http://midnightmusic.com.au/byolaptopform
If you’d like more information, please email Katie: Katie@midnightmusic.com.au or visit this page:
http://midnightmusic.com.au/byolaptop
Workshop Descriptions
Please note: other workshops available by negotiation.
Sibelius Basics: Scores and Worksheets
Interactive Whiteboards in the Music Classroom
During the session we’ll talk about effective (and fun!) ways to use your IWB for:
- Teaching music literacy skills
- Delivery of aural training exercises
- Creating a bank of learning resources that can be used many times across multiple classes
- Recording student performances
- Enhancing listening classes
- Creating soundscapes, arrangements or compositions
- Effective class ensemble performances
Amazing Audacity
Easy recording, editing, sound stories and backing tracks.
Great Ways To Use Technology in the Music Classroom

Could you please let me know when a workshop is on in or near the Manningham area (Vic)that focuses on IWB use in the music room? I have one in my room but am keen to learn more!