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Getting Started with Collaborative Learning Spaces

See the different types of collaborative learning spaces, learn what kind of equipment furnishes each space and determine which room best suits your needs.

All rooms include:

  • Electrical power
  • Internet access
  • Display panels
  • Marker boards
  • Web-based scheduling
  • Day and evening availability
  • Quiet environment

Discover the Features of Each Space

Students suggested their preferences for room style and each room reflects a different view.

Lockwood 5th floor collaborative room
Lockwood 520

Lockwood 520 has movable furniture. The display panel is a large plasma screen that can connect to your laptop. This space is ideal for 2-8 people.

Students in Lockwood 420 Collaborative space
Lockwood 420

Lockwood 420 has a large conference table that seats 2- 8 people. Three monitors on the table display input from one of your laptops.

Students working in Lockwood 320 collaborative space
Lockwood 320

Lockwood 320 has 8 work tables that can be configured as a single table or reconfigured for subgroups. It's ideal for 2-8 people. A wall mounted LCD panel connects to your laptop.

Find out how to schedule and use collaborative learning rooms.

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