Higher education facilities know that learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom; it happens before and after school, in small study groups or alone, in dorms, homes, libraries and coffee shops. Every student has different preferences for how to learn, and a college’s job is to give them the tools they need to succeed – including collaboration technologies that facilitate group learning. With several principles in place to guide its digital learning strategy, Seneca in Ontario has implemented technology all over its multiple campuses – yet the Newnham library’s two group study spaces lacked anything to support collaboration beyond a whiteboard. It was time for an upgrade. The Background Seneca is one of the largest of Ontario’s 24 colleges, with several campuses in Toronto, York

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