Teaching, especially in higher education, has evolved dramatically since the rise of technology. Classrooms look very different than they did a decade or two ago, and students and educators alike are reaping the benefits of collaboration methods and visual aids that were not possible until recently. So when a university in Philadelphia saw a way to enhance its healthcare and medical sciences education spaces by making them more interactive and collaborative, it turned to technology to make it happen. The Challenge Thomas Jefferson University (Jefferson) offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a multitude of disciplines, including medicine, nursing, health sciences, business, architecture, fashion, engineering, design and more. A few years ago, the university’s medical college

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