Dear All,
In 2015 we are planning for two additional TBL spaces at LKCMedicine one a "theatre in the round" multi-tiered room and the second a rectangular multi-tiered room. Larry has seen our designs and advised us, and we are paying special attention to the acoustics, the size of tables and the distance between the teams. Our current learning spaces include a rectangular technology enabled room with hexagonal tables.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ndzop7lrenz7wlu/Learning%20Studio%20%26%20Seminar%20Room%20at%20RTP.pptx
Regards,
Preman
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Dear All,
I've seen a bunch of different rooms and, without question, the most common mistake is using tables that are too large. The second most common mistake is failing to give good acoustics it's rightful place at the top of the list of characteristics. Although I don't think anyone has one yet, I'd go for a "theater in the round" multi-tiered room (see attached). I'd be interested in others' opinions on this issue as well.
Larry
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 1:11 PM, Alex Stagnaro-Green <[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
Dear collegues,
George Washington Univesity School of Medicine will be transforming a sloped lecture hall which seats 200 students into a terraced multi use space which can be used either for Team Based Learning exercises or classical lecture.
This year was my first experience at the TBL-C in San Diego and I recall that some schools have already accomplished this transformation-however I am not sure which ones.
if anyone out there has accomplished this and is willing to provide some advice it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Alex
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