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Professor Michael Nagel says studies dating as far back as the 1930s have shown a link between classroom temperature and learning ability.

No matter the surface or its desired use, there are certain considerations from a maintenance or purchasing position.

The rollout of the NBN means many schools have to upgrade old phone systems.

Dr Elizabeth K Nesbit of Trent University in Canada has been researching the effects of ‘nature connectedness’ and has found that, just like the Japanese custom of ‘forest bathing’, wellbeing can be improved through the freedom to whimsically connect with nature...

Flip top desks, height adjustable chairs - light, versatile furniture brings flexible learning to the Temple Christian School's Student Learning Hub.

Old meets new: Extensive refurbishment and extension of the historic Hermitage building at Melbourne’s Marcellin College is ready for innovative learning.

Acoustics and acoustic treatments for education environments will are as important as ‘good lighting’ to optimise wellbeing and learning outcomes for students.

Can innovative teaching occur in the 'constrained' conventional classroom? Critics say 'no', while this article argues the claimed relationship between space and teacher practice is flimsy.

The innovative learning space movement is tearing down the walls of the traditional classroom and modular buildings have the versatility to suit.

A portable classroom that incorporates solar PV generation, real time energy metering, CO 2 metering, data capture and communications is being trialled in NSW schools now.