Principles, Politics and Practice of the Design, Implementation and Use of Learning and Teaching Spaces in Higher Education: Lessons learnt from the LTSHE project including higher education case studies from Austria, Germany, Kosovo, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom

Theodor Leiber, Izaskun Andueza Imirizaldu, Sofia Bruckmann, Justyna Maria Bugaj, Pablo Campos, Vânia Carlos, Josephine Cornell, Bujar Demjaha, Rubén Lasheras, Laura Luceño, Katarzyna Machała, Alexandra Queirós, Xhavit Rexhaj, Maria João Rosa, Radoslaw Rybkowski, Sandra Soares, Medina Spahiu Çeko, Oliver Vettori, Johanna Warm, James WilliamsHedda Zechner

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    Abstract

    The Erasmus+ Learning and Teaching Spaces in Higher Education (LTSHE) (EU, 2019-21) project developed a set of core principles that institutions can use to help them to design new learning and teaching spaces, whether developing existing and heritage buildings or constructing new spaces. The LTSHE project brings together eight partners from across Europe and the Balkans, each with a passionate interest in the design and development of the spaces in which innovative learning and teaching takes place. Partners will review current policy and practice relating to learning and teaching space, conduct a series of site visits and explore practitioners’ and students’ experiences in order to develop the set of core principles that institutions can use to help them design, construct and develop spaces that facilitate innovative learning and teaching practice.
    Original languageEnglish
    TypeProject Report
    Media of outputOnline
    Number of pages116
    Place of PublicationBrussels
    Publication statusPublished (VoR) - 2024

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