|
||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||
Workshop: Planning for Classroom Technology |
||||||||||||||
Can you identify 10 potential points of failure inherent in traditional |
||||||||||||||
Quick Links |
In recent years, expectations for high performance learning spaces have grown while budgets have shrunk. Increasing enrollment, mobile computing, non-traditional students, accessibility and informal learning are among the many factors that challenge design teams tasked with delivering the "ideal classrooms for the 21st Century." These conditions require that the full impact of instructional technology be considered during the early stages of planning and design. This workshop provides the foundation needed to recognize the components of a successful learning space design. Those involved in the planning of learning spaces and the support of instructional technology will obtain an understanding of best practices as well as a useful Rules-of-Thumb to guide the initial planning efforts. The sesion outlines the major issues to be considered in the design and integration of a new presentation facility, including answers to questions like:
All this and more will be covered in detail. We will wrap up the day with case studies to review what worked and what did not work in these spaces: Auditorium (350 seats)
Rules of Thumb Your Facilitator: Steve Thorburn, PE, CTS-D, CTS-I is the design principal of Thorburn Associates (TA) an acoustical and technology engineering firm. A licensed professional electrical engineer, Steve has managed and consulted on thousands of acoustical and audiovisual projects. His seminars on acoustics and audiovisual system design are always well attended. A regular contributor to Systems Contractor News, Steve is also the past chair of INFOCOMM’s Design Consultants Council; and a member of INFOCOMM's Professional Education and Training Committee as an INFOCOMM Academy Senior Faculty member. What past attendees have said! “Steve is an excellent instructor. He was able to give some excellent real life examples. The acoustical section was extremely helpful.” “Steve did a great job! He is extremely knowledgeable. He has excellent insight.” “Steve is very good at making technical concepts easy to understand.” In order to facilitate learning, we keep our seminars small. Don't wait. Please indicate now to reserve your spot. This course is authorized to provide 6 AIA Continuing Education Units and 6 Infocomm Renewal Units. CEU award certificates personalized with each registrant's name will be provided to those attending the seminar. Contact Thorburn Associates at 919-463-9995 for more information. Joe Schuch 919-463-9995 ext 215 2500 Gateway Centre Boulevard or email Planning"at"TA-Inc.com |
![]() |
||||||||||||
| Copyright
- Thorburn Associates
Inc. All rights reserved Contact Us Via email -- TA@TA-Inc.com or by phone at 510.886.7826 Serving the world from offices in: San Francisco | Raleigh-Durham | Los Angeles Areas. |
||||||||||||||