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DeKalb Office director of education sales  Ed O?Connor says the usual ?sage & the stage? classroom setup no longer reflects the real world activity that students face after college. Today?s colleges are transforming their classrooms to support team interaction, project collaboration, communication, and easy transfer of information with the help of  Learn Lab spaces designed by DeKalb Office with mobile tables, chairs, and podiums. When reallocating space, schools often consider SF per student. Now those traditional 3?x3? tablet desks (those uncomfortable torture devices that barely held an open book) are being switched with  large work spaces, flexible seating,  and flexible multi-media equipment. DeKalb has helped incorporate learning labs in several colleges and high schools. Psst… now maybe it'll be easier to share notes. Learn more about DeKalb Office.

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