posted on 2023-03-23, 17:31authored byMatthew Riddle, Kay Souter
This article describes the design of informal learning spaces at an Australian university that support students in the generation of knowledge. Recent learning space design projects at La Trobe have been informed by a number of pre-existing projects, including a small research project on student use of technologies, a national project on learning space design, and a significant curriculum renewal process at the university. It demonstrates the ways in which evidence based on student perspectives and principles developed through applied research in teaching and learning can inform real world learning space design projects in a higher education context.
History
Publication Date
2012-07-01
Journal
Journal of Learning Spaces.
Volume
1
Issue
2
Pagination
6 p. (p. [1-6])
Publisher
University of North Carolina.
ISSN
2158-6195
Rights Statement
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