Learning Spaces
How do modern technologies drive change in learning, and how does the university campus accommodate that development? What kind of learning environment can facilitate the modern learners’ diverse needs, both in physical rooms and e-learning settings? And how should different stakeholders collaborate on the way towards the “campus of tomorrow”?
The working group on Learning Spaces (AG Lernräume) tries to find appropriate answers to these questions. It connects the different players in the fields of campus infrastructure and services as well as didactics, in an ongoing process of conducting projects, evaluating and refining rooms and processes alike. Various pilot projects explore ways and methods e.g. of appropriate user participation, be it in workshops, through interviews or questionnaires, or in a permanent student group for early feedback on ideas and projects.
Working Group on Learning Spaces
Sabina Brandt
Educational Technologies, LearnTechNet
Cornelia Eitel
University Library
Kristin Hoschke
Real Estate Portfolio Management
Stefan Keller
Facilities, Campus Manager
Michèle Martin
Student Services, Room Allocation Management
Marcel Schildt
Project Manager University Catering
+ Student Union Representatives
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Cafeteria-Plätze im Kollegienhaus – für den Lernbetrieb länger geöffnetlink.zoom -
Lernoullianum (Petersgraben 45)link.zoom -
Studierendengeschoss Informatik/Mathematik, Spiegelgasse 1link.zoom -
Lernen in "Zwischenräumen" (Rheinsprung 9)link.zoom -
Aufenthalts- und Lesebereich im Lernoullianum (Petersgraben 45, Empore)link.zoom
