What's in the Hub?

Level 4 Student Kitchen with microwaves and filtered water

The key elements to the student experience within Hub Central have been identified as an informal learning space which facilitates aspects of social learning; a library which is integrated in the learning process; services for students which are delivered face-to-face and on-line; and information technology facilities which encourage informal and flexible learning practices, with ongoing student-focussed support.

Student consultation has been the key to the development of the Hub and the Hub Crew remain committed to listening to users of the facilities.

Through collaboration, a decision has been made to deliver the following from Hub Central:

Project Booths 3 project booths Mobile AV facilities Semi enclosed spaces Seats 6-8 students Bookable via Unified	Project Rooms 9 fully enclosed project rooms, three with AV facilities Bookable via Unified Seats 6-8 students	Project Lounges 2 project lounge areas Power available for laptops Open space where students can configure furniture around the lounge to suit study requirements

Computer Desks Fixed PC's and MACs Space enables students to work in pairs or individually with their study resources Additional power provided for laptops or to charge electronic devices	Print Stations 3 print stations; total 5 multi-functional-devices Quick print computers at station Follow you printing Ability to print from laptop via wireless Ability to scan to email	Services An Information Services area Face-to-face help for students to access the services they need, when they need them

Lockers Short term lockers available Swipe student card to access key 24-hour hire	Training Rooms An IT rich training room for delivery of various training sessions (eg. Information Literacy by Library) Flexible training room for delivery of various training sessions (eg. Resume Club)	Staying Connected Technology Lounge with access to the lastest laptop computers. LCD screen playing news from around the world (closed captions)

Maths Learning Centre (MLC) The Maths Learning Centre supports all students at the University of Adelaide to learn the maths they need at uni - especially if they are meeting it for the first time.	Writing Centre Drop in to the Writing Centre in level 3 East where designated Academic staff can help you develop your essay and report writing skills. No appointment is necessary, but students are advised to arrive early.

Project Booths

4 project booths (bookable via Unified)
4 laptopn work stations
2 mobile AV facilities
Semi enclosed spaces
Seats 6-8 students

Project Rooms

2 fully enclosed project rooms, one with AV facilities
bookable via Unified
Seats 6-8 students

Computer Desks

Fixed PC's and MACs
Space enables students to work in pairs or individually with their study resources
Additional power provided to portable charge electronic devices

Print Stations