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After the coronavirus pandemic, employees in shared spaces can use mobile screens to maintain a sense of openness or set up an extra layer of privacy and protection.
After Coronavirus, Flexible Shared Spaces Are Paramount
Employers need not overhaul their open-plan offices or install an array of cubicles to keep their employees from bumping into one another. Several of our furniture solutions can make social distancing easy.
How to Design the Workplace for Social Distancing
What's next for higher education? Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, colleges and universities were beginning to see declining student enrollment. Parents, students and society alike were questioning rising costs and the traditional value proposition that higher education offered. The pandemic has magnified these issues within our higher learning institutions.
Where Does Higher Education Go from Here?
As we prepare to return to work, we need to consider both short-term and long-term furniture solutions that can help pave the way. Our goal during this time is to support you with ideas and options that complement your existing space, support wellness, are easily incorporated and consider your budget. Learn more:
Space Dividers
This week in our distance-based learning interview series, we had the opportunity to connect with three high school students. These students were very honest and made clear the importance of interaction with their teachers and peers.
The Importance of Student and Teacher Interaction During Distance-Based Learning
Here are 3 things to consider for when your company eventually moves back into the office.
How Will the Coronavirus Impact Workplace Planning and Culture?
Are students embracing virtual learning? We asked several middle schoolers for their thoughts. Read more:
The Pros and Cons of Distance-Based Learning
We’re thinking about how we can connect and share the perspectives of students, teachers and school administrators during this period of uncertainty, when online learning has become our reality. Each week we will check in to understand how they’re navigating and feeling about their new virtual education environments. We’re kicking off our interview series with thoughts from a 3rd and 5th grader.
Distance-Based Learning: Insights from a 3rd & 5th Grader
What do students think of distance-based learning? We're taking the next six weeks to interview kids of all ages, from kindergarten through college. We hope to gain insights into remote, technology-enabled education from those who are actually going through it. Learn more:
Introducing KI's Distance-Based Learning Interview Series
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