Classroom Acoustics resource page from U.S. Access Board
This website from the United States Access Board, the federal agency devoted to accessibility, provides an overview of acoustics in classrooms including many links.
This website from the United States Access Board, the federal agency devoted to accessibility, provides an overview of acoustics in classrooms including many links.
This article addresses some questions asked by stakeholders in the education and school building process.
This publication provides schools and design teams with an insight on the problems associated with noise and learning ability.
TAP is used to help mechanical engineers determine a room's background noise level. It costs $500.
A calculator for the Sabine calculation
A list of absorption coefficients for common building materials.
A publication from the Maryland State Department of Education that provides design guidance based on the ANSI standard.
A technical guide for architects and school planners to design spaces for acoustics.
This ASHRAE standard is the standard for LEED acoustics credits and should be referenced when designing mechanical equipment for acoustics.
ANSI S12.60-2010 is the most recent version of the standard for LEED acoustics credits. Note, however, that LEED 2009 still references the 2002 version of this standard, which is no longer officially available.