What if learning wasn’t confined to stuffy classrooms and endless lectures? Here at the Co Learning Space und HyLeC at TU Dortmund University, it isn’t. This innovative space, nestled within a container building on the Joseph-von-Fraunhofer-Straße 18, reimagines the learning experience. The Co Learning Space und HyLeC is the headquarters of the Hybrid Learning Center (HyLeC) project. This project, funded by the Foundation Innovation in University Teaching, strives to create dynamic, hybrid learning opportunities. It aims to equip students with essential digital skills, directly addressing the challenges highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Co Learning Space und HyLeC itself boasts an impressive 212 individual workstations. It also provides 46 group workstations and 52 comfortable lounge workstations. Eight of these workstations are designed for wheelchair accessibility, ensuring inclusivity for all students. Need a break from studying? The Co Learning Space und HyLeC offers a fully equipped kitchenette, two snack vending machines, and 72 lockers for your convenience. Open from 6:30 am to 8:00 pm, Monday through Friday, the Co Learning Space und HyLeC offers a flexible learning environment. No need to book in advance, simply drop in and choose a spot that suits your needs. The larger HyLeC project, with its headquarters here at the Co Learning Space, runs from August 2021 to December 2025. It’s a testament to TU Dortmund University’s commitment to modern, accessible, and digitally driven education. The HyLeC project encompasses six distinct learning worlds. These worlds are designed to be accessible, hybrid, and digitally focused. It’s a project that goes beyond the traditional classroom, offering a dynamic and engaging space for students to thrive. So, step into the Co Learning Space und HyLeC and experience the future of learning.
Willy-Brandt-Gesamtschule
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