UofM Active Learning ClassroomsMay 2015, Science Teaching & Student Services (STSS) renamed to Robert H. Bruininks Hall (BruH)Active Learning Classrooms (ALC)University of Minnesota Active Learning Classrooms (ALCs) are designed to foster interactive, flexible, student-centered learning experiences, and operate using central teaching stations and student-provided laptops.Watch how ALCs in BruH are utilized: Embed gadgetVideo credits: produced by Robin Wright, created by Andy Underwood-Bultmann, and music by Falcon Arrow Renovated Space The Educause Quarterly (vol. 32, no. 1, 2009) has a number of articles on learning spaces, including the lead article, Using the PAIR-up Model to Evaluate Active LearningSpaces. The article provides a good description of the pilot, rooms, and research (the evolution) of renovated classroom space.
New Construction: The files below include an overview presentation, with images of the BruH at the University of Minnesota: student study space, public art,Active Learning Classrooms (ALCs) and tiered lecture hall. Also available are the audio/visual drawings for the classrooms, which provide the details beyond a parts list. Please note the building opened in 2010 and the technology installed today would be different than listed in the drawings.
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