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Planning for Higher Education Journal

Limitless Learning

Creating Adaptable Environments to Support a Changing Campus
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From Volume 42 Number 1 | October–December 2013
By Michael O'Neill
Planning Types: Campus Planning

Diverse populations, changing technology, and a desire to create community are driving change in higher education. We propose the concepts of Limitless Learning, in which learning can happen anytime, by anyone, anywhere, in any way. In this article, we propose a planning strategy highlighting adaptability, which is the key to planning campus facilities that provide boundary-free environments for the short and long term. In the short term, adaptable spaces seamlessly support limitless learning. They allow students to affect their environment and make it work how they work. In the longer term, adaptability means planning for inevitable change.

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