July – August 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.

For booking contact us at lddi.educ@ubc.ca

Location: Studio B Discovery Lab – Scarfe 1009

Facilitators: LDDI Team

Thursday, August 28 | 12 pm – 1 pm

Do you have questions about learning design or learning technologies? Join us for a drop-in session offering advice about course design, course facilitation strategies, digital tools such as Canvas and Zoom, and more. Our experienced team members will answer your questions and empower you with guidance and resources for creating engaging learning experiences.

This session is open to all Faculty of Education faculty members, sessional instructors and TAs. No registration is required — come by the LDDI office any time during the drop-in session and a member of our team will be happy to chat with you.

Location: Neville Scarfe, Room 1008

Facilitators: The LDDI Team