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A day of engaging and entertaining speakers with collaborative content aimed at expanding your knowledge of technology in music education.
Friday 14th June 2024
8:50am NZT to 4:10pm ACT
Wellington, New Zealand &
Adelaide, Australia
DayTime is a professional development event for teachers that focuses on technology in music education.
Designed to provide music educators with the knowledge and skills necessary to integrate technology into their teaching methods effectively, DayTime offers a range of session, including interactive workshops and panel discussions led by outstanding educators and industry experts.
DayTime aims to provide educators with practical solutions that they can apply in their classrooms to enhance student learning and engagement through the use of technology.
Attendees have access
to recordings of all
sessions post event.
Benefits
- 19+ hours of PD in one day!
- Practical ideas for primary, middle school and senior years
- Choose as many sessions as you wish
- Plenary session on the latest and emerging technologies
 
- Access recordings for 3 months
- Presentations and workshops delivered by leading educators and industry experts
- Take-aways that you can use with your students tomorrow
- Opportunities to network and collaborate in-person and virtually
Registration Fees
Single delegate
AU$300
Groups of 2 or more
20% discount
Notes
GST will be added for Australian and new Zealand attendees
(Australia 10%, New Zealand 15%)
New Zealand delegates will be invoiced in NZD if “school invoice” payment option is selected.
Dr Brad Fuller
Lecturer, Music Education specialist
University of Sydney
Gig Based Learning
Katie Argyle
Director
Midnight Music
Tia Beaufort
Head of Music
Mount Maunganui College
Wes Brice
Head of Music
Scotch College, Adelaide
Dr Martin Emo
National Learning Area Lead, Music Tech Researcher, Trainer and Educator
Nelson, NZ
Denis Feletto
Director
Soundful Education
David Hardie
Music Teacher
Gibbs Street Primary School
Lyndel Hoy
Grade 5 Teacher and Digital Literacy Coordinator
Flinders Christian Community College
Keith Huxtable
Managing Director
Music EDnet
John Leever
Music Teacher
Birralee Primary School
Peter Lee
Director
Rising Software
Peter Orenstein
Musician, Educator, Co-founder
Gig Based Learning
Jessica Peresta
Music Teacher, Curriculum Coordinator, Education Specialist
The Hill School and The Domestic Musician, USA
Matt Ridgway
Education Specialist, Music Teacher
Sydney Road Community School and Ableton
Duncan Ferguson
Head of Music
St Andrew’s College, Christchurch NZ
Dr James Humberstone
Senior Lecturer in Music Education
Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Kye Thomas
General Manager
Music EDnet