Rethinking our Library Environment: Transforming the physical space of the library into a collaborative, flexible space

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Over the past five years, we have worked to transform our library from a traditional, unused space into an active, collaborative space. Presentation from the Florida Educational Technology Conference Executive Summit.

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Rethinking our Library Environment
Transforming the physical space of the library into a
collaborative, flexible space
Diana L. Rendina
Media Specialist
Stewart Middle Magnet School

Goals in our library redesign
• Enable student collaboration
• Support a variety of learning styles
• Flexibility for a variety of uses and functions
• Support student device use
• Create an inviting atmosphere

Design principles for transformation
• Remove obstacles and clutter
• Add color
• Support movement and flexibility
• Offer a variety of seating options
• Create interactive spaces
• Offer charging stations

Contact me
• @DianaLRendina
• DianaLRendina@gmail.com
• RenovatedLearning.com

Learning Space Design Resources
http://renovatedlearning.com/learning-space-design/

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