Classroom Acoustics - a unique forum for experts and end-users
Classroom Acoustics is a North American discussion forum for "anyone who is interested in public/private school listening and learning environments".
A recent discussion regards the acoustical contribution of drapes to classroom acoustics. Acoustician David Lubman, active member of forum writes recently that "Often children's listening needs are better served with good acoustical ceilings than with thick drapes."
Classroom Acoustics is a unique place where experts and end-users meet, exchange ideas, metods and solutions to improve the acoustics in educational premises.
Other North-American organisations address specificically classroom acoustics. For instance, access list of Classroom Acoustics publications available from the Acoustical Society of America
