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• Frequently Asked Questions

• When did Geo space become Geo space?

  In 1988, these acquired operations and the company’s separate geophone operations merged to form Geo Space Corporation (“Geo Space”), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. By 1994, a subsidiary of OYO U.S.A., OYO Geospace Corporation was created by adding Houston Geophysical Products and the AMF thermal plotter line.

• What is learninglearning space?

  Learning Space is a children and young people’s mental health charity based near Dorking in Surrey with over 20 years’ experience of working with children, young people and their families.

• How can we design leaning spaces for the educational enterprise?

  In order to best serve the educational enterprise, we must design leaning spaces that optimize the convergence of the Net Generation, current learning theory, and information technology. This chapter establishes the links between Net Gen students, learning theory, and IT, showing their relevance to the concept of learning spaces.

• What is the most important space for learning today?

  Other spaces included the library, the faculty office (for individual mentoring), and perhaps the café in town. But classrooms were by far the single most important space for learning. Since then, a great deal has changed. The World Wide Web has emerged as the primary way most people use the Internet.

• Is virtual space the future of learning?

  In short, virtual space is tailor-made for the work habits of Net Gen students. It is clear that the virtual space is taking its place along side the classroom and other physical locations as a locus for learning. The result is that we are compelled to expand our concept of where learning occurs.