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Process for Designing Learning Spaces

Process for Designing Learning Spaces

Title:Process for Designing Learning Spaces (ID: NLI0442)
Author(s):Ed Crawley (MIT), Steve Imrich (Cambridge Seven Associates) and Carole Wedge (Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott)
Topics:Learning Space Design
Origin:ELI Meetings (2004)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:- Who are the right people to have involved in learning space design? Is a champion required?
- What should be considered in developing or selecting the project leader so that learning remains the primary focus?
- How do you stay focused on what you need to build rather than on what you want to build?
- What kind of institutional processes lead to the creation of excellent learning spaces?
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