Q. What is the Active Learning Classroom?
The Active Learning Classroom is a library classroom located in room 126 in the Learning Commons area on the first floor. It is an instructional space designed to facilitate active, collaborative learning experiences. This classroom also supports hybrid classes.
The Active Learning Classroom's layout and furniture are designed to seat 42 students in table configurations optimized for small-group work and content sharing from student devices. The room will be available for reservations starting on 6/3/2024.
General Guidelines
Faculty may reserve library classrooms for faculty-led instruction for a single instance (not for an entire semester) using the Instruction Request Form.
The Active Learning Classroom is a Bring Your Own Device learning space. Students will need to bring their own devices or check out a laptop from one of the Library Laptop Checkout Kiosks. (There is a kiosk on each floor).
Priority is given to faculty-led First-Year classes, I-Know classes and librarian-led instruction sessions before March 15th in Spring Semesters and October 15th in Fall Semesters.
Requests for faculty-led sessions outside of these categories for dates before March 15/October 15 will be considered on an individual basis depending on availability.