Spring 2009 EDUCAUSE Quarterly Theme Issue on Learning Spaces Moves to Online-Only Format

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on April 3, 2009

EQ logo The first exclusively online edition of EDUCAUSE Quarterly focuses on learning spaces. Practical case studies cover space design based on student use and pedagogical needs, technology implementation, informal and formal space types from libraries to labs to classrooms, and alternatives to physical space such as Second Life and Twitter.

The magazine's enhanced online format makes it possible to experience the design and implementation of the various learning spaces through multiple media (graphics, live links, audio, and video). Readers will be able to experience and interact with information and others in the community in more engaging ways, all while adopting a more environmentally sustainable approach.

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		Spring 2009 EDUCAUSE Quarterly Theme Issue on Learning Spaces Moves to Online-Only Format Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on April 3, 2009 The first exclusively online edition of EDUCAUSE Quarterly focuses on learning spaces. Practical case studies cover space design based on student use and pedagogical needs, technology implementation, informal and formal space types from libraries to labs to classrooms, and alternatives to physical space such as Second Life and Twitter. The magazine's enhanced online format makes it possible to experience the design and implementation of the various learning spaces through multiple media (graphics, live links, audio, and video). Readers will be able to experience and interact with information and others in the community in more engaging ways, all while adopting a more environmentally sustainable approach. EDUCAUSE News \| EDUCAUSE Quarterly \| Electronic Journals \| Electronic Publications \| Online Journals Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 1125 reads
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