Avainsana: aalto

Sharing of learning spaces: A focus on the learning space allocation process

The sharing of learning spaces has become an increasingly important topic in higher education. Learning spaces such as classrooms, labs, and seminar rooms are critical resources that shape how teaching and learning take place. Enhancing the sharing of learning spaces can improve overall space utilization and ensure that learning spaces better support users. JAVIST project (Jakamisella viisautta / Resourceful sharing) aims to foster co-usable learning and innovation environments.  The project partners are Aalto University, Aalto Campus & Real Estate, University of Helsinki, and City of Helsinki.

JAVIST Project Helps Teachers Discover and Use Campus Learning Spaces

Sharing resources on campus is a key part of making university facilities more sustainable and effective. By sharing what we have, everyone benefits from better, more flexible teaching spaces and services. However, for sharing to work well, teachers and staff first need to be aware of what’s available.

Decoding Meeting Room Usage with Dot Surveys

Meeting rooms are a common example of shared space in office and university settings and thus have been identified as an area of opportunity for resource efficiency improvements.

Kampuskokemus kehittämisen keskiössä

Aalto-yliopiston ja ACREn toteuttamaa vuosittaista kampuskyselyä kehitettiin tänä vuonna JAVIST-hankkeen myötä käyttäjäystävällisemmäksi sekä painottamalla kyselyä niihin tekijöihin, joihin ACREssa voidaan eniten vaikuttaa. Saatujen tulosten perusteella kampuksella voidaan tehdä kampuskokemusta parantavia muutoksia.

Yhteistä kampusta kehittämässä

ACREn (Aalto University Campus & Real Estate) Aalto-yliopistolle toteuttamaa henkilöstölle ja opiskelijoille suunnattua kampuskyselyä muokattiin tänä vuonna yhteiskehittelyn menetelmin. Tiivistettynä kampuskyselyssä pureudutaan siihen, miten tilat voisivat tukea parhaiten kampuksella työskentelyä tai opiskelua.

The Role of Facility Management in University Startup Ecosystems: A Startups’ Perspective

In addition to offering flexible workspaces and facilities, the role of Facility Management (FM) in University Startup Ecosystems (USE) is also about helping people connect and grow their businesses within the USE. Startups are looking for an affordable campus environment, with a wide range of flexible spaces that can adapt to their needs as they evolve. They also want to be close to students, the university community, other startups, and the city, to make collaboration easy.