Music Education & AI: Innovations, Challenges, and Possibilities

July – September 2025

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the music landscape — from composition and performance to education and analysis. This workshop will explore the evolving relationship between AI and music, highlighting creative techniques, notable case studies, and emerging ethical concerns. Participants will examine the role of AI in music education today, weighing its benefits, challenges, and future potential. A range of tools will be introduced for learning, transcription, production, and experimentation, including platforms like Melody Scanner, Tone Transfer, and Udio. The session will conclude with a hands-on group activity designed to spark discussion, creativity, and critical thinking around the role of AI in musical learning and expression.




How It Works: This presentation is available on demand as a field trip experience at Studio B Discovery Lab. Faculty of Education instructors can book a session and bring their students for an engaging, hands-on learning opportunity. Faculty of Education instructors, faculty, and staff are also welcome to book a visit to experience the presentation individually or with a group.


Please fill out our booking request form and select “Featured Exhibition” to book.


Location: Studio B Discovery Lab – Scarfe 1009



Facilitators: LDDI Team


TEC Expo 2025

November 18–20

The Technology Enhanced Classroom (TEC) Expo is an annual event designed to showcase and celebrate interesting and innovative uses of technology in face-to-face, blended and online classrooms at UBC. TEC Expo is open to all members of the UBC community, across disciplines and University locations. The 12th TEC Expo will be a three-day long celebration, from November 18 to November 20. TEC Expo will consist of a combination of engaging in-person and virtual conversations.

Call for Proposals: Want to present at TEC Expo 2025? We welcome proposals for in-person and virtual sessions from UBC faculty, instructors, staff, students and alumni. Submit your proposal by October 22.

Dates: November 18–20

Location: Neville Scarfe Lobby & Online

Facilitators: LDDI Team