Teach in an Innovative Space
Innovative Spaces is a campus-wide initiative to foster transformational teaching and learning by providing access to classrooms designed for increased student engagement.
This collaboration between the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI) and the University Registrar encourages a greater focus on active learning pedagogy and more deliberate use of technology and physical classroom spaces on the Columbus campus.
Our Innovative Spaces include a variety of configurations of Active Learning Classrooms with flexible furniture, whiteboards, and more. For the first time, we are also offering Remote-Enhanced Classrooms that support robust simulcasting so your students can better connect and participate in synchronous class activities from a distance.
If you have designed your course to integrate active learning strategies or regular simulcasting, we encourage you to explore the rooms below and contact your course scheduler for more information.
Active Learning Classrooms
Click the links below to explore individual classroom features, such as movable desks and tables, whiteboards, and multiple display monitors.
- Campbell Hall 100 (65 seats)
- Denney Hall 262 (24 seats)
- Derby Hall 029 (42 seats)
- Enarson Classroom Building 014 (30 seats)*
- Enarson Classroom Building 015 (26 seats)
- Enarson Classroom Building 017 (26 seats)
- Enarson Classroom Building 018 (36 seats)
- Enarson Classroom Building 311 (72 seats)
- McPherson Chemical Laboratory1015 (100 seats)
- Pomerene Hall 280 (84 seats)
- Stillman Hall 135 (30 seats)
* This space is enhanced for both active learning and remote learning.
Remote-Enhanced Classrooms
In addition to the standard podium webcam and classroom camera, each space below features a ceiling microphone to better capture in-person student voices and a large annotation monitor that displays students attending via Zoom.
- Baker Systems 180 (49 seats)
- Denney Hall 214 (50 seats)
- Enarson Classroom Building 014 (30 seats)*
- Hagerty Hall 046 (42 seats)
- Journalism Building 239 (54 seats)
- Psychology Building 10 (60 seats)
* This space is enhanced for both active learning and remote learning.