More than 400 faculty will be teaching from a Global Learning Space (GLS) classroom next semester. These modern classrooms enable faculty to easily connect their own devices (phone, computer, or laptop) with one touch and share content with all participants, providing a consistent teaching and learning experience across the university’s global campus system.  
  
Wondering how to connect your device and share content in a GLS classroom? Do you know how to access your GLS classroom Teams meeting email? Ever wondered how to set up breakout rooms in Microsoft Teams for greater engagement and collaboration?   
  
Whether you’re new to Global Learning Spaces or need a refresher, there are resources available to help you get answers to your questions and make the most of your teaching experience:  

• Learn about the Global Learning Spaces initiative.   
• Bookmark the Classroom Dashboard where you can access detailed information about the classroom you’ve been assigned to.  
• Enroll in this self-paced eLearning course to learn how to use GLS technology to increase engagement and collaboration.   
• Sign up for Global Learning Spaces trainings and consultations offered by the Digital University and Academic Technologies teams.   
• Drop-in for in-person and remote trainings in January.   

Questions?   
For more information, visit Global Learning Spaces.