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Designing Classrooms for Concurrent Learning Whitepaper
By Steven Herr
During the 2020-21 school year, educators have embraced a nimble outlook toward planning in response to the shifting COVID-19 landscape. To help navigate the year, schools and colleges have quickly implemented a wide array of in-person, online and hybrid approaches to teaching and learning. Moving forward, what are the biggest challenges for creating learning environments that must function simultaneously in-person and online?
This white paper covers the various options for concurrent classroom designs to address the needs of asynchronous learning.
Do’s and Don’ts of Fieldhouse Design
By Michael SchippFieldhouses and Student Activity Centers are the frontier of flexibility for athletics, academics and community usage. These open spaces are full of possibilities which come with their own set of opportunities and challenges. The main
Full ArticleUsing ESSER III Funds to Create Thriving Educational Communities
By William PayneTo support educational communities during the pandemic, the federal government has committed an unprecedented amount of financial support in the form of the Elementary and Secondary Emergency Relief Fund. While ESSER and ESSER II funds
Full ArticleGrace College – Alpha Hall
By Andy MillerGrace College, a private college in Winona Lake, Ind., was looking for a way to revitalize one of their busiest buildings on campus, Alpha Hall. This 1960’s building houses the main campus dining hall, which
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