Global Learning Spaces

Global Learning Spaces at Northeastern

Select classrooms at Northeastern campuses in Boston, Oakland, Seattle, and Vancouver have been upgraded to provide a one-touch screen-sharing solution with an easy and intuitive audiovisual interface. As part of ongoing efforts to evolve the classroom technology experience to better meet instructors’ and students’ needs, these spaces have been upgraded to become Global Learning Spaces—the new vision for a consistent teaching and learning experience across the university’s global campus system.  

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Global Learning Spaces at Northeastern

Select classrooms at Northeastern campuses in Boston, Oakland, Seattle, and Vancouver have been upgraded to provide a one-touch screen-sharing solution with an easy and intuitive audiovisual interface. As part of ongoing efforts to evolve the classroom technology experience to better meet instructors’ and students’ needs, these spaces have been upgraded to become Global Learning Spaces—the new vision for a consistent teaching and learning experience across the university’s global campus system.  

We are currently seeking feedback from instructors teaching in these rooms. 

PROVIDE FEEDBACK ON YOUR GLOBAL LEARNING SPACE

Benefits

  • Whether classes are conducted with in-person or hybrid audiences, one-touch join reduces the friction of connecting a personal device to the room audio and video, allowing the instructor freedom of movement within the classroom.
  • Modern microphone and camera configurations provide an ideal solution for classes with remote participants and for classroom recording.  
  • Innovative whiteboard capture technology provides more viewing and reviewing options for a more inclusive experience for students.
  • Teams Meetings enhanced classroom management features help instructors facilitate any kind of class.  
  • Larger classes benefit from additional depth of engagement through chat and reactions. 
  • Meeting and chat functions help instructors with remote participants more easily support a connection between remote and in-person participants.  
  • Persistent meeting chats make reviewing and continuing conversations after class easy.
  • For instructors who prefer further engagement options, Team Class provides a platform for extending engagement beyond the classroom to keep the learning happening between class sessions. 

Benefits

  • Whether classes are conducted with in-person or hybrid audiences, one-touch join reduces the friction of connecting a personal device to the room audio and video, allowing the instructor freedom of movement within the classroom.
  • Modern microphone and camera configurations provide an ideal solution for classes with remote participants and for classroom recording.  
  • Innovative whiteboard capture technology provides more viewing and reviewing options for a more inclusive experience for students.
  • Teams Meetings enhanced classroom management features help instructors facilitate any kind of class.  
  • Larger classes benefit from additional depth of engagement through chat and reactions. 
  • Meeting and chat functions help instructors with remote participants more easily support a connection between remote and in-person participants.  
  • Persistent meeting chats make reviewing and continuing conversations after class easy.
  • For instructors who prefer further engagement options, Team Class provides a platform for extending engagement beyond the classroom to keep the learning happening between class sessions. 
Professor conducting class

Classrooms

There are some core pieces of equipment found in every Global Learning Space, including a touch-screen room control panel, a camera and microphone, a large monitor, and an HDMI cable to connect your own device. Some classrooms may have slight variations and differences. For example, rooms may have differing numbers of monitors, a broadcast whiteboard, or access to an in-classroom computer.

All instructors teaching in Global Learning Spaces are highly encouraged to bring their own device and adaptor dongle, even if a cart or in-classroom computer is present. Instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space on the Boston, Vancouver or Seattle campus who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a device. Oakland instructors looking to request a device should visit the Prieto Tech bar for more information. 

Classrooms

There are some core pieces of equipment found in every Global Learning Space, including a touch-screen room control panel, a camera and microphone, a large monitor, and an HDMI cable to connect your own device. Some classrooms may have slight variations and differences. For example, rooms may have differing numbers of monitors, a broadcast whiteboard, or access to an in-classroom computer.

All instructors teaching in Global Learning Spaces are highly encouraged to bring their own device and adaptor dongle, even if a cart or in-classroom computer is present. Instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space on the Boston, Vancouver or Seattle campus who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a device. 

Oakland instructors looking to request a device should visit the Prieto Tech bar for more information. 

The following classrooms were updated for fall 2022: 

Boston

All instructors teaching in these Global Learning Spaces are highly encouraged to bring their own device and adaptor dongle, even if a cart or in-classroom computer is present. Instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a device. 


Powered by In-Classroom Computer

Ell Hall 408 ELL-408-Classroom@northeastern.edu
Ell Hall 410 ELL-410-Classroom@northeastern.edu
Ell Hall 411 ELL-411-Classroom@northeastern.edu

 

Forsyth 129 FR-Classroom-129@northeastern.edu
Forsyth 151 FR-Classroom-151@northeastern.edu
Forsyth 201 FR-Classroom-201@northeastern.edu
Forsyth 236 FR-Classroom-236@northeastern.edu
Forsyth 238 FR-Classroom-238@northeastern.edu

 

Hurtig Hall 224 HT-224@northeastern.edu


Powered by Carts

Cahners 1 CA-Cart-1@northeastern.edu
Cahners 2 CA-Cart-2@northeastern.edu
Cahners 3 CA-Cart-3@northeastern.edu
Cahners 4 CA-Cart-4@northeastern.edu
Cahners 5 CA-Cart-5@northeastern.edu
Cahners 6 CA-Cart-6@northeastern.edu
Cahners 7 CA-Cart-7@northeastern.edu
Cahners 8 CA-Cart-8@northeastern.edu


Rooms Requiring Your Own Device

WVH 210A WVH-210A@northeastern.edu
WVH 210B WVH-210B@northeastern.edu

 

Dodge Hall 150 DG-Classroom-150@northeastern.edu

 

Snell Engineering 50 SN-050@northeastern.edu

 

Robinson Hall Chuckoskie Lab RB-402B@northeastern.edu
Burlington

Instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a device.

Rooms Requiring Your Own Device

Building 5 CC 113 A/B/C

Seattle

Instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a device.

Rooms Requiring Your Own Device

4th floor 416 Classroom-SEA-416@northeastern.edu
1st floor 141 Classroom-SEA-164@northeastern.edu
Vancouver

Instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a device.

Rooms Requiring Your Own Device

14TH 1417 van-classroom-1417@northeastern.edu
14TH 1418 van-classroom-1418@northeastern.edu
14TH 1425 van-classroom-1425@northeastern.edu
14TH 1426 van-classroom-1426@northeastern.edu

Training Opportunities

Whether exploring transformational opportunities to connect within and beyond the classroom or seeking help plugging into the in-room equipment, training and support options are available. If you do not need the full list of options right away, you can consult these resources over time. 

Training Opportunities

Whether exploring transformational opportunities to connect within and beyond the classroom or seeking help plugging into the in-room equipment, training and support options are available. If you do not need the full list of options right away, you can consult these resources over time. 

Getting Started

For quick-connect instructions and at-a-glance connection options, review quick guides in the rooms or preview them here.

For more details refer to Northeastern University’s knowledgebase articles on Global Learning Spaces. 

 In-person training workshops on Global Learning Space Classrooms are available for sign-up on the Boston and Oakland campuses. 

 Classroom training is offered online as on-demand (recorded videos), virtual live (meeting session), and 1:1 virtual live (meeting consultation). 

 If you need in-classroom technical support: 

Have a question or need after-hours support? Northeastern IT Service Desk is available 24/7 by calling 617.373.HELP [4357] or emailing help@northeastern.edu.  

Transforming Teaching with Technology

Instructors looking for opportunities to incorporate the classroom into a larger student engagement strategy can review Learning Together with Teams on-demand (recorded) or sign up for a live virtual session:

Instructors who would like to learn more about using an iPad or MS Surface in the classroom can review on-demand training:  

One-on-one consultations can be scheduled to explore customized options: 

Schedule a 1:1 with DigiU for device connection questions.  Join in-person or virtually to ask a technology trainer your specific Global Learning Spaces questions. These sessions are geared towards faculty who have already taken the Global Learning Spaces demo and have specific questions about how to best utilize the classroom technology.

Schedule a 1:1 virtual consultation with Academic Technologies to discuss advanced teaching workflows in the classroom using Microsoft Teams and tablets. These sessions are geared towards faculty who have already taken the basic classroom training and have specific questions about integrating Teams or classroom technology into their teaching practice. 

 

Enabling Untethered Teaching

To gather feedback on the rollout of the new Global Learning Spaces, a cohort of instructors are participating in a Community of Practice (CoP), a community of educators across disciplines engaged in incorporating the classroom and Microsoft Teams into a larger student engagement strategy. This program is provided in partnership with Academic Technologies, the Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning Through Research (CATLR), and Digital University Solutions. Applications for the upcoming CoP are now open.

 

Enabling Untethered Teaching

To gather feedback on the rollout of the new Global Learning Spaces, a cohort of instructors are participating in a Community of Practice (CoP), a community of educators across disciplines engaged in incorporating the classroom and Microsoft Teams into a larger student engagement strategy. This program is provided in partnership with Academic Technologies, the Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning Through Research (CATLR), and Digital University Solutions. 

Although the Community of Practice fall cohort application is now closed, instructors teaching in a Global Learning Space who do not have a device to bring to the classroom may email athelp@northeastern.edu to inquire about loaning a tablet.