Space & Spatiality: The technologies and virtual learning environments used in this project
allowed for real-time collaboration whereby information and knowledge could be accessed
and disseminated across a number of networked devices.
Student Voice: The established teacher/student divide was avoided wherever possible, with
optional seminars, interactive workshops, student-led presentations, group discussions and
plenaries taking the place of the traditional, rigid lecture/seminar structure.
Research & Evaluation: Participants were engaged in active research activities throughout the
conceptual development, presentation and delivery of projects. A collaborative approach to
research was encouraged, with both staff and students contributing to an archive of research
sources. A number of open plenaries were held to discuss and evaluate this research in
relation to developing student concepts.