Re-engaging Students Through Structured, Activity-Based Learning in Sound Design and Creative Synthesis
Part of APME Miami 2026
Thursday 4 June 2026·3:20 pm
An action research case study showing how structured, activity-based tasks in a Sound Design and Creative Synthesis module increased engagement and improved assessment submission. Attendees will gain evidence-based strategies to energise popular music technology teaching and foster sustained, student-centred participation.
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