Learning Studios                  

Engaging Students Through The Design of Learning Spaces
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What Are Learning Studios?
"A mixture of relaxed discussion and study areas, workspaces that expand or contract" depending on the students' needs" - Herman Miller, 2004

"The use of movable furniture allows the creation of breakout spaces and flexible learning zones that support the different learning modalities." - Design Share, 2007

Learning studios are "envisioned as active learning spaces designed to adapt easily to their users' needs at any time. Tools such as wall writing and projection surfaces are found throughout the spaces; mobile teaching stations; and wireless" connections. These amenities serve...a radical flexibility paradigm by supporting small-group dynamics and collaborative learning" - Design Share, 2006

Learning Studio Elements:
- Radical Flexibility
- Technology
- Comfort

Learning Studio Outcomes: Student Engagement
- Active and Collaborative Learning
- Student and Faculty Interation
- Supportive Environment
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