Calgary-based Nureva Inc., an award-winning collaboration-solutions company, has partnered with Dawson to create the world’s largest installation of its visual collaboration systems in a single classroom.

The unique configuration is located in an active-learning classroom at Dawson (3H.10) and includes eight Nureva Walls that have created 56 feet or just over 17 metres of digital workspace. This enhances active learning by providing students with more powerful tools for collaboration and expanded interactive space where they can create, visualize and manipulate learning objects while building knowledge together.

It’s been more than a decade since a small group of professors at Dawson started to experiment with active learning. Today, those early initiatives have evolved into a movement that’s transforming the way teachers teach and students learn.

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