Continuing Professional Development for Music Teachers
Music EDnet membership gives your whole team access to high-quality, video-based CPD focused on music technology integration, delivered on demand through our Member Portal.
Explore real stories of technology innovation from fellow music teachers, alongside insights from leading educators and industry experts.
For teachers who want to go further, our practical short courses lead to nationally recognised credentials through GEM College (RTO 0366).
Every year, our DayTime conference brings the music education community together, online and in person, to share what’s working in classrooms right now.
DayTime Video Archive
The DayTime Video Archive gives your whole team on-demand access to more than 40 recorded sessions covering music technology integration in schools. Browse at your own pace, and answer a few short questions at the end of each session to receive a Certificate of Completion for your teacher registration records.
Enrol in any session with a single click, track your progress through My PD Sessions, and download your certificates from My PD Profile. New sessions are added regularly, so there is always something worth exploring.
Explore the range of PD Sessions to find what interests you
Enrol yourself with in a PD Session with one simple click
Track enrolled and completed sessions in “My PD Sessions”
Review your activity and access Certificates in “My PD Profile”
Create your own play-along videos with scrolling notation (SAMPLE)
Presented by Katie Argyle
Director, Midnight Music
Developing a Music Technology Program in the Middle and Senior Years (SAMPLE)
Presented by Wes Brice
Head of Music, Scotch College Adelaide
Student-led Podcasting with Soundtrap (SAMPLE)
Presented by Lyndel Hoy
Grade 5 Teacher and Digital Literacy Coordinator @ Flinders Christian Community College
Gig Based Learning
Professional Development Sessions
Gig Based Learning (GBL) helps music educators create classrooms where students compose, perform, produce, and collaborate like real musicians. Developed by Dr. Brad Fuller and Peter Orenstein, GBL Sessions combine practical strategies, student-centered learning, and real-world music experiences.
- Watch & Apply: Stream PD sessions anytime and learn practical techniques for your classroom.
- Earn Certificates: Complete a few simple questions to receive a Certificate of Completion.
Explore the GBL PD Sample Sessions below and discover approaches you can use tomorrow. Full sessions can be found inside the member portal
Make Hot Hots with GarageBand for iPad Trailer (Teaser)
Presented by Brad and Pete
Creators, Gig Based Learning
GBL for Y11_12
(NSW Music 1 Introduction)
Presented by Brad and Pete
Creators, Gig Based Learning
6 Strategies for a more collaborative music classroom (Teaser)
Presented by Brad and Pete
Creators, Gig Based Learning
Music Technology
Short courses for teachers
in partnership with GEM College, RTO 0366
Learn new music tech skills and earn formal recognition
These short courses are packaged as microcredentials to help you focus on specific skills and get recognised for your learning.
Successfully complete a course and receive a Statement of Attainment for nationally recognised units of competency, plus a digital badge you can add to LinkedIn, your digital portfolio, or school CV.
Show your skills in a modern, verifiable way while boosting your professional profile.
Enrolment opens Term 3
Register your interest below and we’ll contact you when your course is ready for enrolment.
40+ PD sessions, on demand
Practical short courses for music teachers
Earn nationally recognised credentials
RTO 0366
The Member Portal is where your music tech professional development lives.
Browse more than 40 DayTime conference sessions on demand, work through practical short courses at your own pace, and earn nationally recognised credentials when you are ready to formalise your skills.
Everything in one place, built around the realities of teaching music in Australian schools.
DayTime 2026
The ultimate PD experience for music educators exploring the power of technology in the classroom.
In-person | Online | Streamed live
Friday October 30th, 2026
Hotel Panorama, Adelaide