Classroom: Fully Interactive Active Learning

Overview

An active learning fully interactive classroom is a flexible teaching space where both student groups and the instructor can share content to any display in the room. The environment supports multiple collaboration workflows and may also include hybrid teaching capability so remote participants can join live sessions and follow shared material.

Included Technology

  • Instructor computer
  • Laptop inputs (BYOD) for both students and instructor
  • Shared displays for student groups
  • Flexible routing to any display
  • Central control system

Some Rooms Also Include

  • Computers for student use
  • Cameras and microphones for hybrid teaching
  • Document Camera
  • In-Room Microphone
  • Wireless Mirroring

Check your room on the Supported Locations page for specific equipment details.

Typical Use

This room type is typically used for high-engagement courses, workshops, simulations, and collaborative sessions that require frequent content sharing between groups, the instructor, and remote participants.

Operational Notes

The fully interactive design allows instructors to switch between local presentation, group content sharing, and hybrid delivery with minimal disruption. It is well suited for dynamic teaching methods that depend on flexible display routing and active participation across the room.

Classrooms with the Configuration Type

BSS 122, THMA 116, YOLO 234, OCNL 127, OCNL 346, THMA 230