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Studies show that students learn material 20%-26% faster in a classroom with natural light and views of the outdoors. That’s why dynamically tintable SageGlass is designed to let in unobstructed sunlight while blocking unwanted glare and heat. It makes a lecture hall more comfortable, office hours more appealing, and a library more conducive to cognitive thinking. Getting rid of blinds and shades makes a space on campus feel more open and connected, and added comfort opens up new places for students to study or work collaboratively that would otherwise be too bright or hot to occupy. Because when we put as much thought into the learning environment as the lesson plan, students thrive.

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From Colorado State University to Chabot College, SageGlass has allowed higher education facilities to increase natural light, with no glare and little or no HVAC needed. Not only do these buildings save energy and money on a daily basis, but they truly allow a school to stand out above the noise. From an admissions perspective, the architectural possibilities and state-of-the-art technology can be the highlight of any campus tour. SageGlass also contributes significantly to impressive LEED^® certification, which is a draw for donors and prospective students alike. Because, while educators focus on the future of their students, SageGlass is making today bright for the entire institution.

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