Technology and the 21st-Century Learning Space

We were asked to designs our ideal classroom and collaborative space.  Designing an ideal classroom with no budget and only 25 students is a dream but not at all realistic (especially because a few of my classes are over 45 students).  But it is nice to dream! ;)

We were asked to consider the following pieces for our designs:

1. Accessibility
2. Electrical access
3. Private and collaborative space
4. Display/work surfaces
5. Connectivity options
6. Classroom technology(e.g., software, individual computing devices (mobile?), headphones, document camera/s, audio system, projection device/s, black & white/color/3D printer/s, copier/s, digital camera/s, wearable technologies, video conferencing equipment, recording equipment, interactive whiteboard/s & presentation station/podium)
7. Classroom environment(i.e., lighting, colors & classroom furniture)
8. Support for active learning
9. Learning styles
10. Goals for teaching and learning
11. Student engagement

After looking at the options and the fact that there was NO LIMIT to the amount we could spend, it was exciting to put something like this together.