Media Centers are the catalysts for transforming schools from passive silos of knowledge into areas for active student discovery. These student-centered areas are vibrant hubs where students can access information, work on group projects, facilitate clubs and events, and break out for individual study. Here are five products to create these energized learning spaces.
#1 Adjustable-Height Computer Desk with an Electrical & USB Option
The Adjustable-Height Computer Desk with Electric & USB Option will let students choose the tabletop height that best suits their ergonomic needs. Media center specialists can rearrange group configurations by easily unlocking the casters and rolling the tables into place. An electric option keeps devices powered up.
#2 Ballard Nesting Chair
The Ballard Nesting Chair sustains students with a curved ventilated backrest that provides flexible support while keeping students cool. A generously sized padded seat lets students comfortably focus. The seats fold up and nest for easy storage or transportation.
#3 Shapes Series II Vinyl Soft Seating - Power Station Set
The Shapes Series II Vinyl Soft Seating - Power Station Set offers a flexible seating solution for individual study, small group discussions, or just hanging out. Students can easily slide or carry the lightweight padded seating anywhere, and a power-enabled tabletop keeps devices charged. Easy-to-clean surfaces are a breeze to maintain.
#4 Structure Series Workaround Mobile Collaborative Table with a Whiteboard Top
The Structure Series Workaround Mobile Collaborative Table with a Whiteboard Top facilitates work on devices with a shape that lets students easily gather around and view a laptop or monitor at the flat edge. A dry erase surface invites students to jot notes or brainstorm ideas. Casters allow these tables to roll into larger group pods.
#5 Shapes Series II Vinyl Soft Seating - Two Sofas, Two Chairs & Coffee Table
The Shapes Series II Vinyl Soft Seating - Two Sofas, Two Chairs & Coffee Table creates a collegial atmosphere that attracts students into the space for impromptu meetings, light discussions, or individual study. USB and electrical outlets keep a range of devices going.
