Following research and outreach focused on improving the classroom experience last year, three spaces have been redesigned at the North campus, with others slated for future renovation.

This year, the Classroom Redesign initiative targeted rooms K148, H426 and D236. These rooms, in addition to E409 and I202, which were renovated last year, have become bright, inspiring spaces that provide a warm and inviting atmosphere for students and faculty. The classrooms now contain easily moveable and functional furniture, are free of physical barriers and offer reliable technology hubs with video and web conferencing capabilities, along with numerous accessible outlets for electronic devices. With a hybrid presentation, discussion and activity space, these classrooms have become more conducive to interactivity and collaboration.

In order to prepare professors who will be using the new classrooms, D236 has been constructed as a training room. To have a look at these transformations and stay updated on this initiative, please visit

humber.ca/classroomredesign/

The website features before, after and panoramic photos of the new classrooms, including comparative room specifications unique to each site.