sustainable learning spaces

Within and Beyond the Walls: Sustainability Implications of Educational Technology Infrastructure

Owen McGrath, University of California, Berkeley

Introduction
The New Auditorium
The Experimental Classroom
A Classroom Passed By
Beyond Walls

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Credit

Figure 1: Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 2 (a-b): Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 3 (a-c): Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 4 (a-b): Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 5 (a-b): Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 6: Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 7: Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 8: Sweeney/Rubin Ansel Adams Fiat Lux Collection, California Museum of Photography at the University of California, Riverside

Figure 9 (a-b): Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

Figure 10 (a-b): Educational Technology Services, University of California, Berkeley

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