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Learning Space developments in

Australian Universities

CAUDIT Study Tour 2011

Photos courtesy of http://www.flickr.com/photos/munnerley/

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University of Queensland •  Experimental traditional lecture theatre & group rooms •  Deployed lots of technology •  Shared findings with the community •  Design can be constrained by physical room constraints •  Rooms designed before the ipad/tablets •  Moving away from all equipment in 1 room to shared

infrastructure by many rooms/spaces

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Griffith University •  Focus on student centred learning –

informal areas and pods •  Common Griffith Red design •  Use of Library as key social area

and precinct •  Engineering challenges with

technology and space constraints •  New ways to use media screens

and digital signage

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Griffith University •  Use of precincts

and centralised flexible student service areas that staff can cross train and students can access as one stop shop

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QLD University of Tech •  Rooms based on agnostic mobile

technology solution accessing web based services

•  Limited campus space dictates flexible room use & high utilisation

•  Standard design principles for staff, students, postgrads

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QLD University of Tech •  Standard equipment and service

apps lower training + support needs •  Use of external services like NVCS •  Able to support IPADs and other

mobile devices to control rooms and use of software based solutions

•  100+ mobile “moocows” wifi connected

•  Video enabled rooms become gaming rooms out of hours

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Victoria University •  Different design themes for spaces and

rooms •  Sourcing solutions via external vendors

to create their spaces, 14 Cisco TP units for new learning spaces separately by curtains

•  Legacy Tandberg systems remain and are interoperable with TP units

•  Technology being used to connect multiple sites together and multiple learning spaces

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University of Melbourne •  Implementing 10 year

"Melbourne plan" started 2008 •  Consolidating courses into 6

key areas "cohorts" focus on the on campus experience exclusively

•  Emphasis on quality and on campus experience

•  Leading design school on use of technology, design for teaching and learning outcomes

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University of Melbourne

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•  Implementing 10 year "Melbourne plan" started 2008

•  Consolidating courses into 6 key areas "cohorts" focus on the on campus experience exclusively

•  Emphasis on quality and on campus experience

•  Leading design school on use of technology, design for teaching and learning outcomes

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Key points •  There can be many stakeholders and opinions to manage within a

“community of practice” model, often designs are retrofitted to space and other constraints

•  Designs tend to be dictated by leader personality & behaviour with strong personality required to progress

•  Most new spaces seem are experimental across small % rooms •  Standardisation is key to support and training in use of technology •  Few were aware of the AARNet services beyond the network •  Technology and design choices depend on university culture and

goals, some want on campus experience, others want to connect multiple campuses, others want to connect students off campus

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Key points •  Expect classrooms to move to minimalism design as students and

staff bring own devices that use virtual clients and servers solutions = more reliance on network based services

•  Expect less dedicated equipment per room, more shared services on and off campus

•  Media walls are becoming key across all universities for information and enlightenment, many reticulate free-to-air tv

•  Some key library and content services are off.net and could be hosted locally.

•  Teaching and Learning spaces developments are starting to rely on both ITS and AARNet's network directly or indirectly, expect video to be part of the mix going forward and eduroam/wifi for interactions with technology so any disruptions may in the future be dramatic for these spaces. 11

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More Information •  See the CAUDIT Blog -

http://cauditlearningspaces.blogspot.com/ •  James Sankar’s blog -

http://jamessankar.blogspot.com/search/label/teaching%20spaces

•  See more photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/munnerley/collections/72157628143277929/

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