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Millennials Today's college students are visual learners, social networkers, Internet enthusiasts, multitaskers, gadget fanatics, and inductive learners. Their learning styles and modes of interaction are not in sync with the traditional classrooms and lecture halls found throughout American higher education.

Can we afford to risk the success of our future students?

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Design Learning Spaces Recognized for Advocacy on Creating Engaging Learning Spaces

SCUP Conference Learning Space Design Video
SCUP-43 Montreal, Canada


Roxane Assaf, Studio Classroom Developer at City Colleges of Chicago, interviews Homero Lopez and Linda Garcia on how  today's tradiational classrooms can challenge a student's engagement in the learning environment.
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Create Learning Spaces that Encourage Student Engagement
Dean & Provost publication

Read how Homero Lopez and Linda Garcia explain how certain classroom features can increase student engagement and how campuses can prepare to create these learning spaces for their students.
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Linking Theory to Experience: The Learning Studio Research Program

Susan Whitmer (Herman Miller Inc.) and Dr. Roger Yohe (Estrella Mountain Community College)
Tuesday, May 11, 2010 (1:00 pm Eastern Time)
Webinar Series

Learn about the rigorous quantitative and qualitative research methods that are used to understand the relationship between learning spaces and the student and faculty experience.
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