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Informal Support for Student Learning

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Date Added to MERLOT: September 16, 2010
Date Modified in MERLOT: February 14, 2012
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 Send email to graham.glynn@stonybrook.edu
Assistant Provost & Executive Director of Teaching, Leaning + Technology, Stony Brook University
Submitter : Ansue Jacob

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This episode was filmed on November 6, 2009. Dean Filstrup discusses the changes that have occurred to public spaces within libraries and their progression toward a learning commons. Computers are replacing stacks as the repository of information. More demand in courses and in the real world for group collaboration has led to the development of group study spaces where students can interact around enabling technology and furniture. Matt Froehlich describes the equipment contained within these group facilities. Students can work at a single shared computer within restaurant style booths, practice presentations on interactive digital white boards, and meet to discuss projects or other class material.


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Professional, Professional Learning, Learning

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