Today’s classroom needs an upgrade to support 21st Century teaching. Despite shifts in teaching methods, the physical classroom has more or less remained stubbornly static. Nonetheless, there are notable efforts to address this issue as educational institutions strive for innovation in developing flexible and collaborative learning spaces. To discover more, the Next Generation Learning Spaces team spoke to three industry leaders from prominent institutions on the strategies they are implementing.

• Design a Multi-Dimensional Academic and Urban Community, presented by Gavin Heaphy, Construction Director, University of Cambridge
• Make the Case for Space: Achievements in Learning Space Technology Revitalization at Princeton University, presented by Dr Richard E. Bakken, Director, Instructional Support Services, Princeton University
• Create a Physical Space that Recognises Developmental Needs, case studies presented by Richard Henry, Head of School, GEMS World Academy Singapore
• Promote Active Learning and Interactivity with Adaptable Spaces and Flexible Furniture, presented by Laura Munaro, Head of Preschool, German European School Singapore