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Yes! this is too ambitious for African settings like in Uganda, we just have to be patient, but this the ideal constructive learning spaces to meet the ever changing need of technology development.

I chanced upon the following resources:
http://www.nzcer.org.nz/system/files/NZCERVCResearchforPrincipals.ppt
2. http://providenceonline.com/stories/Shawn-Rubin-Metryx-Highlander-Institute-blended-learning-edtech-Providence-Monthly,4732?

Yes the issue is not so much about creating new physical spaces than it is about creating virtual spaces.

internet is an important aspect in learning beyond the classroom walls

Edward this is a wonderful post. Teaching using online resources does not only break down the walls but it is also another avenue to let learners collaborate.

But in the real sense of it more learning now takes place out side the classroom than inside of it.

I have this to consolidate the argument:
>> https://goo.gl/1YDJ9Y

Robert Pennington explains how he is implementing technology to extend learning outside the classroom. it’s in form of a blog post.
https://www.sophia.org/school-of-thought/breaking-down-traditional-walls-of-the-classroom

Thanks Prossy for this piece.
Here is another
http://www.nzcer.org.nz/system/files/NZCERVCResearchforPrincipals.ppt

Connecting classrooms is a very good case of breaking down the walls. Nice article.

Is a good example to learn from.

Great!

It’s a short article about breaking down the walls. Check out the discussion below it highlighting some of the challenges!
http://www.deltapublishing.co.uk/development/breaking-down-the-walls-of-the-classroom

this site was given earlier by Margaret, however it was a great site

CCTI is a very good example of breaking classroom walls

True when technology is used properly, most places can turn into learning spaces.

And… I have a virtual friend… Hi Prossy! I can reach you on phone , using whatssap or email or through this platform. You are nearer than you and I think . No barriers . No walls.

Connectivity is really one key issues for breaking down the walls. Once a connection is set, expect to explore provided the needed resoureces are fully available.

Thanks Geoffrey. Site is rich with information on classroom learning and technology and it also has links. Most importantly it tells of how technology supports learning beyond the four walls.

Thanks for your contribution.The cite gives insight on extending learning beyond the classroom.

I am amused by the contrast of going to school on the first day then and now. Time will come when you can attend school on the first day from your bedroom using a mobile tech tool and say hi Tutor!!!!!

Wonderful resource. It does not only talk about breaking down the walls, it goes on to tell us other wonderful practices like classes becoming collaborative.

True Geoffrey. The collaboration goes past the walls and makes them nonexistent

I agree with you Geoffrey. They are not limited by time too. Any time any where they can study.
They enables students to remain engaged.

True Geoffrey and Marg. Include the following: Technology promotes self-directed learning,provides far more access to many students bringing about a universal connectivity.

good
we shall be waiting

Ok Edward.

Great, Still waiting!

Very right Edward. It’s true the classroom walls are not physically broked down.

Of course breaking down the walls is figuratively used to refer to the act of extending learning beyond the traditional Classroom by the use of technology.