Page 15 - Coworking Course Syllabus&Lesson Plans

Flexibility: The ability to adapt and change work arrangements and schedules
according to individual needs and preferences.

Productivity: The measure of how efficiently and effectively work is completed.
Work-life balance: The equilibrium between work and personal life, ensuring both

areas receive appropriate attention and focus.
Collaboration space: Designated areas within a coworking space that encourage

teamwork and idea sharing.
Quiet zone: A designated area within a coworking space where individuals can work
without distractions or interruptions.
Conference room: A dedicated space within a coworking facility equipped for

meetings, presentations, and discussions.
Events: Organized activities, workshops, seminars, or social gatherings that promote

networking and learning within the coworking community.
Membership: The status of being a registered and active participant in a coworking
space, typically requiring a subscription or fee.

Flexitime: A work arrangement that allows individuals to determine their own working
hours, within specified limits.
Digital nomad: An individual who uses technology to work remotely while traveling

and exploring different locations.
Shared office: A workspace shared by individuals from different companies or
professions.

Serendipity: The occurrence of unexpected positive and beneficial events or
encounters within a coworking space.

Ergonomics: The study of designing and arranging workspaces to optimize
efficiency, comfort, and safety.

Sustainability: The practice of reducing environmental impact by adopting eco-
friendly measures within a coworking space.
Community events: Social gatherings, parties, or outings organized by the
coworking community to foster connections and relationships.

Networking events: Structured events that bring together professionals from various
industries to exchange knowledge and build relationships.
Remote collaboration: The process of working together on projects or tasks with

colleagues who are located in different physical locations.
Digital collaboration tools: Software or online platforms that facilitate

communication and collaboration among remote workers or teams.
Workstation: A designated area or desk equipped with necessary tools and
resources for an individual to work.

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