This pictures shows the computers on the second floor. We will have iMac's because they are space efficient. These computers have a lot less wires then a standard computer.
How many students does this hold? Where is this room in relation to the entire library? Student capacity?
By Stiles-Roberts, Educator at 12:33 pm, 25 September 2011
To follow up on the comments above, it appears that the computer lab is in an area without windows. How is this room separated from the other areas? Should the computer tables be arranged in a logical instructional environment or should they follow the perimeter wall and step around corners as you have indicated?
By jcliggott, Architect at 07:11 am, 27 September 2011
This is designed to hold a full class of students, or thirty six students. We placed the computers in this way so that the teacher can monitor what the students are doing easily. Thanks for the suggestion, we placed more windows in this area.
By IRAfirm, Student at 10:32 am, 28 September 2011
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How many students does this hold? Where is this room in relation to the entire library? Student capacity?
To follow up on the comments above, it appears that the computer lab is in an area without windows. How is this room separated from the other areas? Should the computer tables be arranged in a logical instructional environment or should they follow the perimeter wall and step around corners as you have indicated?
This is designed to hold a full class of students, or thirty six students. We placed the computers in this way so that the teacher can monitor what the students are doing easily. Thanks for the suggestion, we placed more windows in this area.