Ableton Educator Day

Day two is built for K-12 and higher-ed music educators who want to bring real production tools into their classrooms, not just hear about them.

The day opens with a keynote from Lawrence Grey on project-based learning, then moves into a run of hands-on breakout sessions covering live performance technique, sound design and synthesis, video for the modern classroom, and getting started with RNBO. Lunch (pizza) and dinner (tacos), both courtesy of Ableton, are built into the day, along with a networking session before the group heads over to Audio Pixel Collider.

Texas K-12 educators can earn 5 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) hours for attending.

Free for educators Space is limited, so registration is required.

About Ableton Education Sessions

Two days. Three events. A lineup built around some of the most inventive people working in music technology today.

The Department of Arts and Entertainment Technologies at UT Austin and Ableton are joining forces for a two-day event exploring where music technology is headed next.

Claire Marie Lim, Cloudchord, TAETRO, Tom Hall, Lawrence Grey, and Francis Preve are coming to UT Austin for a close look at where music production, live performance, and education meet.

The event unfolds in three parts: Ableton Artist Day, a free evening open to the public; Ableton Educator Day, a full day of professional development for K-12 and higher-ed music educators, with Continuing Professional Education (CPE) hours available for Texas K-12 teachers; and Audio Pixel Collider, an evening performance showcase featuring select artists from earlier in the week.

It's a chance to connect with a community of artists and educators shaping the future of music production.

Presented in partnership with Austin Community College's ATI Department and dadageek.