Verb Whiteboard by Steelcase

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Features

Verb Tables

Verb classroom tables are specifically designed to support different learning modes. The chevron shaped table improves sight lines, encourages collaboration and helps define personal work area.
Key Features

• The rolling school tables encourage easy shifts between lecture, discussion, and project work.
• It’s unique shapes promote interaction.
• A variety of sizes allows Verb to work in any classroom.

Verb Instructor Station

The Verb instructor station is ideal for instruction, collaboration, and concentrated work. The desk and integrated lectern support teaching – whether standing, perched or seated.
Key Features

• Consists of both a lectern and desk
• Provides support for multiple postures and work modes
• Offers storage for materials and tools right where they’re needed

Verb Whiteboard

The Verb whiteboard is the foundation for collaboration, display and presentation in the classroom, perfect for active learning.

The small dry erase boards are ideal for personal use, but large enough to share and work with a team, making collaboration more natural. And by simply placing a Verb whiteboard in a table dock, students gain privacy for test time or focused work.
Key Features

• Double-sided
• All-in-one dry erase board, magnetic whiteboard, and display board
• Offers privacy during test time
• Built tough to last

Verb Whiteboard Display + Storage

Verb Instructor Station

The Verb whiteboard easel allows for effective display, storage and presentation of Verb whiteboards, wherever collaboration might occur in the classroom. Multiple options for wall track and hooks provide even more opportunities for presentation.
Key Features

• Two tiers for content creation and display
• Fully-rotating casters
• Integrated handles
• Shelf tracks store boards
• Top and bottom rails store supplies
• Each wall hook holds two whiteboards and slides along the track

Insights

Ongoing Research

Research shows that as instructors and students engage in new ways of learning, classroom furniture and tools can help or hinder the process.

Our human-centered design research at schools, colleges and universities across the U.S. and Canada shows that while active learning is increasing, classrooms often prevent students and instructors from making the most of collaborative learning.

The same research can be applied to corporate learning spaces or project team rooms.

Research shows that instructors’ use of lecture is decreasing while discussion and group learning is rising. (Source: Educause Guide to U.S. Higher Education 2005)

Mobile + Versatile

Observation

Static furniture creates barriers to communication, limits movement, discourages collaboration and detracts from the learning experience.
Insight

Classroom furniture must be mobile, versatile and offer simple, seamless transitions for multimodal teaching and learning styles.