Engaging Spaces

What are Engaging Spaces?

Engaging spaces, commonly known as active learning spaces, are those that allow students to work with each other in various sizes of groups and that foster engagement through technologies ranging from dry-erase boards, to movable furniture, to computers and other media. Active learning can vary by discipline, so faculty are encouraged to think outside of the physical constraints of existing rooms on campus. We invite you to explore the possibilities.

Check out our first Engaging Spaces projects in Evans 260 & LDB 208 and FAR 105 in Today@SAM.

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Reserve an Engaging Spaces classroom

We invite all instructors across campus to take advantage of our Engaging Spaces classrooms and reserve teaching time in the room that best fits their needs. Each room offers a slightly different experience so be sure to look at the room's webpage for photos, a list of technology/furniture, and a capacity number before you reserve a time to teach. Rooms are available for reoccurring or one-time reservations.