Learning Spaces: A Visual Journey
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This document summarizes different learning space designs that were explored in a visual journey. It describes informal small group spaces, outdoor social areas, simulated work environments, and lecture halls. The spaces featured elements like whiteboards, comfortable seating, natural light, wireless connectivity, and flexible designs to accommodate different learning needs. The overall message is that innovative learning space designs can create endless possibilities for supporting student learning.
Learning Spaces: A Visual Journey
- 1. Learning Spaces: A Visual Journey Paul Camarena, Melinda Hefner, Sarah McBryde, and Mandy Williams ITC 5220 Appalachian State University
- 3. Small space for group collaboration, informal, accessible technology
- 6. Multiple whiteboards for small group collaboration
- 8. Outdoor informal social learning space
- 10. Auto body shop with computers, simulation software, and smart boards
- 12. Color, comfortable seating, information panel, computer lab adjacent to real world simulation
- 13. Real world work environment simulation
- 15. Informal learning space with wireless connectivity and natural light
- 16. Color panel to differentiate learning spaces
- 17. Color, comfortable and multiuse seating, natural light, small informal group space
- 18. Small group spaces, individual spaces, access to hardware, natural lighting
- 22. Varied seating, carpeted floors for better acoustics
- 23. Learning space simulating cozy living room
- 28. Smart board, color, room dividers for flexible room arrangement
- 31. Textures, comfortable and multiuse seating, flexible, smart board, media center, wireless connectivity
- 32. U-shaped seating in lecture space to facilitate communication
- 33. Sound panels for improved acoustics
- 37. Inflatable pod with wireless connectivity and power sources in floor
- 39. Multimedia and wireless learning pods
- 42. Handheld devices
- 43. Electronic information kiosk with attached but removable seating and workspace
- 44. Inviting architecture and design
- 48. Adequate workspace and lighting
- 49. Color, small group spaces, wireless connectivity
- 50. Even virtual learning environments have comfortable seating and casual locations!
- 51. Flat screen panels are both art and informational
- 52. Lecture space with state of the art media center
- 55. Voting devices for student response and input
- 60. Lab with “invisible” technology
- 63. Room dividers and microphones in lighting fixtures
- 65. Learning studio with multiple spaces, art, multipurpose and flexible seating
- 67. The End The beginning of endless possibilities for student learning