Mosaic Classrooms

What is a Mosaic Classroom?

A Mosaic classroom is designed to facilitate active and collaborative learning through:

Collaboration, Sharing, and Feedback, with student-usable whiteboard surfaces, screens, and/or other technologies intended for collaboration and presentation.
Student Grouping, with furniture that allows for easy student collaboration within the classroom.

Each Mosaic classroom is different. Taken together, Mosaic classrooms represent a rich variety of learning spaces that meet widely varying instructional needs—much like the unique tiles that comprise a mosaic.

Find a Mosaic classroom

There are over 60 Mosaic classrooms across the IUPUI and Bloomington campuses. To find a Mosaic classroom on your campus:

Go to the Classroom Database
Select your campus
Select a Mosaic Room Design

Schedule a Mosaic classroom

All Mosaic classrooms are general inventory classrooms. There are two ways to schedule to teach in a Mosaic classroom.

Request

To schedule to teach in a Mosaic classroom, identify a desired classroom from the Classroom Database. Send the room request to your department scheduler.

Apply

Three Mosaic classrooms are subject to research and require an application.

Bloomington
Student Building (SB) 015

IUPUI
Lecture Hall (LE) 104
University Hall (AD) 1000