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Taking notes
It is important to take notes, for the sake of your own motivation, but also for your learning.
Get tips on how to take better notes on the Study Skills platform.
Tech & Story Lab
KEA Tech & Story Lab is full of the latest technologies and related use case. Read more at mit.kea.dk/labs/tech-story-lab (in Danish only)
As a student at KEA, you can borrow equipment from Tech & Story Lab to take home with you or use in class. Tech & Story Lab currently holds events on virtual reality, drones, Blockchain, artificial intelligence, etc.
Tech & Story Lab is located at Guldbergsgade 29N.
Contact
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Phone: +45 46 46 04 42
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Tidying up
At KEA, we tidy up after ourselves – in the classrooms, offices and communal areas. KEA’s indoor and outdoor communal areas are available for everyone – employees and students – and you are welcome to use them in connection with your studies. At KEA, we regard it a shared responsibility to make sure that these areas are kept appealing.
Show consideration for other users by leaving the area as you would wish to find it – i.e. return furniture etc. to its original place after use, and remove any waste etc.
Please use the waste containers and the containers for deposit bottles and cans in the rooms. Do not leave things in the communal areas, including the bicycle-parking basement at GBG. Any items left there will be removed.
In the classrooms at GBG, Building E, and at PCG, there are designated boxes for items and papers left behind by students and subsequently found by the cleaning staff. The boxes will be emptied every Friday and the contents discarded, so make sure to check whether you may have left something behind that you want to keep.
Facility & IT regularly conducts tidying-up rounds at all KEA’s addresses. It is particularly important that you remove your things from the classrooms at the end of every semester.