Computer Lab
Computers facing the front let you see screens as you walk the aisle. The aisle is wider than a normal classroom gap on purpose: you need to pass behind a chair without catching a cable or reading over the wrong shoulder.
Use it when
- Typing, coding, and research lessons
- Watching a demo and then doing it
- Rooms where you must see screens from the aisle
Pick something else when
- You want students to collaborate on one machine
- The lesson does not use devices
- Cables cannot reach a center aisle layout
Class sizes
10 students
3 rows on a 8 by 9 grid.
12 students
3 rows on a 8 by 9 grid.
14 students
3 rows on a 10 by 9 grid.
16 students
3 rows on a 10 by 9 grid.
18 students
3 rows on a 10 by 9 grid.
20 students
4 rows on a 10 by 10 grid.
22 students
4 rows on a 10 by 10 grid.
24 students
4 rows on a 10 by 10 grid.
26 students
4 rows on a 12 by 10 grid.
28 students
4 rows on a 12 by 10 grid.
30 students
5 rows on a 10 by 11 grid.
32 students
4 rows on a 12 by 10 grid.