Application:
Challenging current thinking on the design of new school buildings,
'Classrooms of the Future' are providing and testing a new and dynamic
vision of how subsequent schools should be designed.
In
response to collective ideas for future major design drivers, the
resulting focus is on creating innovative learning environments
that are both imaginative and stimulating, with the aim of inspiring
children to greater achievements.
Wavell
School is one of many to have harnessed best practice from this
new initiative and produced it's own inspiring learning space. Having
all the latest developments in ICT such as Teleconferencing, Interactive
Whiteboards and Sound Field, their new futuristic classroom forms
a flexible and adaptable teaching aid that can be used for both
school and the broader community.
Discreetly
housing the i-ceilings sound system, Armstrong's Dune ceiling exactly
matches i-ceilings and provides perfect placement for audio in classrooms,
enabling the area to be used as intended. With the ability to reorganise
the space to the needs of the lesson, knowing that teachers will
not be restricted by 'fixed' equipment, the Sound Field System provides
flexibility and practicality in both traditional and dynamic classrooms.
With
audio systems being used on the majority of interactive white boards
to transmit multimedia, Sound Field is simply integrated into the
existing system using wireless microphones and receivers. |