Innovative & Active Learning Classrooms
Active Learning plays a significant role in the emergence of blended learning techniques being explored across Georgia State University. Classrooms setup for Active Learning have enhanced technologies that give the instructor and students greater freedom to capture content in the space for later review as well as use content from the web and other sources directly while in class.
Classroom Technology
- Mobile seating
- Mobile tables
- Distributed displays
- Seven student workstations for group activities
- Touch enabled instructor computer with annotation
- Web conferencing
- lecture capture

Classroom Technology
- Collaborative computing lab
- Distributed displays
- Wireless presentation system for students
- Touch enabled instructor computer with annotation
- Web conferencing
- Lecture capture
Learn More about this Classroom
Contact Raj Sunderraman at [email protected], or Anu Bourgeois at [email protected] to learn more about this Active Learning classroom.

Equipped with enough computing for 25, the room allows for students and faculty to share on a distributed screen system with ample room for collaboration. A separate breakout space attached to the room allows for students to form groups and work independently while maintaining access to technology within the environment.
Classroom Technology
- Collaborative Digital Humanities classroom
- Distributed displays
- Wireless presentation system for students
- Touch enabled instructor computer with annotation
- Web conferencing
- Lecture capture
Learn More about this Classroom
Contact George Pullman at [email protected], or Elizabeth Lopez at [email protected] to learn more about this Active Learning classroom.

The room is laid out such that demonstration can happen seamlessly anywhere in the room. Each table has the necessary connections for electronics and physical models can easily be utilized. In addition to this, the AV system in the room can easily route content from any of the student stations to be shown to the entire class so groups can show off their results.
Learn More about this Classroom
This space is for physics majors. Physics instructors need to contact Dr. Brian Douglas Thoms at [email protected].
