The Seven Spaces of Technology in School Environments
Locke, M. (2010), The Seven Spaces
of Technology in School Environments [vimeo] NYC: edublog . Retrieved from http://vimeo.com/15945912
This is a 14 minute video that explains the idea of seven spaces
for learning; secret spaces, group spaces, publishing spaces, performing
spaces, participation spaces, watching spaces, data spaces, It looks at how
digital learning and physical space meet. Some of the designs are quite
elaborate, others quite simple.
Matt
Locke added data spaces in only recent years to acknowledge the importance of
digital learning space. Digital learning environments have no boundaries of
space, time or geography. These spaces cater for the individualised and varied
learning styles of students. Existing buildings are influencers of future practice,
not existing practice. It is important to envisage the future rather than plan
spaces for the way learning occurs now.
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