This year we welcomed Fulbright Scholar from Texas, Raechel French to our team. Raechel has not only contributed valuable research and expertise, but supported our events through her networks in the USA and broadened our...
In this guest post Adam Wood asks … If a learning space is flexible, does that mean it always is? for everyone? irrespective of the education system it exists in? Are all forms of...
A guest post by Bodil Bøjer, who presented at Transitions Europe and is an Industrial PhD candidate, based in the Design Agency Rune Fjord Studio in Copenhagen and enrolled at The Royal Danish Academy of...
This guest post by Robert Dillon, who recently presented at Transitions North America, asks Does nature know the answers surrounding how we should design spaces? Is nature, even in its most violent moments, speaking...
This guest post by Mie Guldbaek Broens (Loop.bz) is the first in a series of guest posts by researchers who presented at the recent Transitions Europe and North America events. Mie Guldbaek Broens was educated...
A few weeks ago we published a blog by Colin Campbell on his experience of presenting during a visit to the University of Melbourne.Here A/Prof. Wesley Imms tells what he learnt from Colin’s presentation...
A guest post by Dr Terry Byers, ILETC researcher, summarising research conducted at Chruchie as part of his PhD (recently published in Learning Spaces Magazine) A review of the literature around Innovative Learning Environments...
In this guest post by one of our research partners, Colin Campbell, Central Concept Developer – Educational Environments, at Ecophon in Sweden, read about the importance of designing learning spaces with acoustics that match their...
In this guest post Chrissie Butler, a consultant at CORE Education, discusses inclusive design and practices in ILEs and new resources recently released by the Ministry of Education in NZ…. If “education is...
A guest blog post by Dr Terry Byers on research published recently in The British Journal of Education Technology. Schools, of all types and persuasions, are now running either ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD)...
