Learning spaces and environments

The pandemic undoubtedly inflicted real pain on higher education during the past year, but it also brought about clarity for what’s next. Much has already been written about how Covid-19 forced schools to accelerate their blending of in-person and online learning. While this abrupt shift created significant challenges, this hybrid model will in the long run greatly enhance the classroom experience. Toward that end, universities need to act now to break down barriers to access and reach a broader, more diverse population of students in the pipeline to college, to meet the needs of a changing workforce, and to provide life-long learning and career opportunities for working adults.

Higher education institutions must recreate and redefine their value by investing in tools to improve student success. For higher education to remain

Upgrading furniture can entice students back to campus and make them feel more connected when they choose to attend remotely.

Despite the push to return to in-person instruction, students want flexible learning modalities. How can colleges and universities best meet these dem

Colleges and universities are investing in microphone systems to deliver better remote instruction.

Setting up HyFlex courses on any campus requires thoughtful planning, careful analysis, continual assessment, and faculty support. But is HyFlex somet