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Intentional Process for Intentional Space

Taimi Olsen, Stanley Guffey

Abstract


This chapter addresses the confluence of theory and practice in developing and using “flexible” classrooms for student learning.  A large classroom building renovation will be described, in terms of how collaboration and co-creation of value led to early success of the renovated space. Co-creation of value for staff and faculty can help overcome initial resistance to change, bridge understanding, and drive a successful change from lecture-based teaching to growing use of active learning pedagogies.  At the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, co-creation was central to planning, conducting, and sustaining a renovation of space into flexible, technology-enhanced classrooms and changing classroom pedagogy.


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