Author Archives: Jason

About Jason

Director of the RE/Lab & EDGE Lab and associate professor in the School of Early Childhood Studies.

Patch Up! : A collective reflection on the connections between technology, creativity, culture, and personal agency 

Department of Humanities’ recent workshop Patch Up! brought together a diverse group of scholars, artists, engineers, educators, and entrepreneurs to collectively explore the impact of modular synthesis on music and multimedia arts.  Participants at this innovative and interdisciplinary workshop discussed the growing … Continue reading

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Facilitating Anti-Ableist Remote Music Making

RE/Lab is proud to be part of a team lead by adam bell that received a 3 years $500k SSHRC Award for the Race, Gender and Diversity Initiative: 2021-22 Competition for our project: Facilitating Anti-Ableist Remote Music Making.

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RE/Lab tour

Visit the RE/Lab, as Dr. McBride tests a GoPro rig.

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Challenging Ableism in Creative Arts and Music Curriculum

Excited to announce that Charlene Ryan and I have received a $10k grant from the Learning and Teaching Grant (LTG) program at Ryerson’s Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching for our project “Challenging Ableism in Creative Arts and Music … Continue reading

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modular synth meet-ups for women at the RE/Lab

Last summer (July 2021), Katie Stelmanis, who performs as Austra, invited me to give a modular synth lesson as part of a mentorship program for Venus Fest, a Toronto-based music festival and concert series for women. At the time, Katie … Continue reading

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