Money and space are not prerequisites for learning-friendly design. Try any one of these ideas to make your classroom a better place for students to learn.
Hack This: 24 Incredible Hackerspace Projects from the DIY Movement by John Baichtal via Chris… Join today’s new revolution in creativity and community: hackerspaces. Stop letting other people buil…
We talked with Megan Fagge of Cooper Carry about her top ten tips to create an ideal and inspirational learning space.
Pryor Learning Commons, large innovation studio; Gould Evans
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Flexible School Furniture - Student Desks, Chairs, Tables, & Storage for 21st Century Learning Spaces. Classrooms, Makerspaces, Libraries, & Commons.
This looks like a truly flexible space: sliding whiteboard panels that close up into mini-lecture spaces and then open up into larger work and collaboration spaces.
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In all the craziness of last year, I forgot to blog about one of the grants we received. Almost every year that I’ve been a media specialist, I’ve applied for a grant from the Hillsborough Education Foundation. In previous years, I’ve applied for more graphic novels, books geared towards reluctant readers, and audiobooks. This year, ... Read more
Author/Illustrator hosts large-scale painting collaboration project with children at Brooklyn Public Library
An inspiring inside peek into the Kaechele Library Maker Space, part of the TinkerSpace series that looks at art studios and maker spaces.
LEARNING SPACES While we can furnish just about every square foot of interior space at most schools, Paragon focuses on the following areas: Classroom / STEAM, Makerspace, Library / Commons CLASSROOM / STEAM SEE ALL CLASSROOM / STEAM Furniture MAKER SPACE SEE ALL MAKERSPACE FURNITURE LIBRARY / COMMONS SEE ALL LIBRARY / COMMONS FURNITURE LEARNING … Learning Spaces Read More »
Makerspaces are taking over the educational world & with good reason. They are the perfect spaces to support STEAM & Project Based Learning through hands-on, interactive activities. They support innovation, creativity, critical thinking & communication skills in our students. Check out these pins for some inspirational resources to start you on your Maker journey, whether you teach elementary, middle school, high school, in a public library, or are just plain curious about makerspaces. | See more about More Student-centered resources, Student and Libraries ideas.
Makerspace and the maker movement is a rapidly growing trend in schools across the country, and it is taking education by storm with new things and new skills. Most Makerspaces can exist in the school library or in spaces designed for school makerspaces. However, I don’t feel it should be limited to these areas in a school. Although I think maker space is awesome in the Media Center, but why not have one in every classroom?
A post I wrote for the Taccle3 project output on STEM attitudes and encouraging girls and young women to engage in STEM... I recently came across the article The Rise of Feminist Hacker Spaces and How to Make Your Own which describes the history and creation of Double Union hacker space in San Fransisco. A hacker…
David Held has worked in the field of educational technology for 25+ years at Poughkeepsie Day School, Teachers College and Trinity School (Manhattan). He ha...
The Demonstration Area was created with cooking demonstrations in mind, but can also be used for other types of events including speakers, panels or other demonstrations. located on the first floor by the Shoal Creek entrance open to the second floor above bench-style seating made of white oak and terrazzo four wheelchair access seats faces floor-to-ceiling windows equipped with shades Reservation Times Available
Safer Library Spaces locates libraries that explicitly prioritize the safety and access needs of vulnerable communities.
Visitors journal through infernal and heavenly spaces
Posts about Teen Library Spaces written by Kelly TerKeurst
