Routledge Place-Based Spaces for Networked Learning - Routledge

Place-Based Spaces for Networked Learning by Routledge examines how physical environments enable formal and informal education within networked societies. As digital communications reshape traditional boundaries of learning spaces beyond classrooms and lecture halls, this book investigates the structural composition and qualities that make education possible across distributed time, space, media, and people. Through detailed case studies and investigations, it explores the intersection of place-based learning with networked technologies, offering insights into how contemporary educational practices transcend conventional institutional settings. Essential reading for educators, architects, and researchers seeking to understand learning environments in an increasingly connected world.