It’s time to design a learning experience that’s fundamentally better.
Students and educators have new needs and expectations, requiring shifts in the way we think about buildings and learning spaces. It’s time to move forward and use what we’ve learned to make learning better.
Leveraging real estate in lounge spaces, hallways and common areas is simple: give users the means for control, comfort and collaboration. These attributes can change the simplest in-between space into a multipurpose workspace, allowing students to maximize space and support choice and control over their learning.
Learn MoreTo fully capitalize on the benefits of active learning, physical space much support and enhance the pedagogies employed in the classroom. Institutions should consider how flexibility and variety work with pedagogy, technology and space to support how learning happens in active learning classrooms.
Learn MoreWith information available online virtually anytime, housing countless books has become of secondary importance. Today’s library should be a broader and deeper resource than ever, a place where traditional and new knowledge resources converge.
Learn MoreBy breaking down barriers and resistance to hybrid, HyFlex and blended learning models, we can fast-forward opportunities for learning to thrive as it never has before — in all types of institutions and at all levels, from kindergarten to corporate.
Learn MoreAs schools look to attract new students and provide engaging opportunities for those not typically participating in traditional athletics or clubs, they might consider the ever-expanding world of esports.
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