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During Discover ACC, high school students from across the region spent the day exploring the wide range of educational opportunities available at ACC. A highlight of the visit was a hands-on tour of the Mobile Learning Lab.

Students stepped inside the lab to learn how it is used to deliver real-world healthcare training and community-based education beyond the traditional classroom. The experience gave students a unique look at how ACC combines innovative learning spaces with practical, career-focused programs—helping them envision their future as ACC students.

91²Ö¿â’s Mobile Learning Lab expanded its reach this year by traveling to the remote mountain town of Lake City, Colorado, to deliver critical emergency medical training. Over the course of three weekends, a dedicated ACC instructor led hands-on EMT training for members of the Hinsdale County Volunteer Fire Department.

By transporting high-quality training to the western slope, the Mobile Learning Lab helped ensure local first responders could build critical skills without the burden of long-distance travel. Thus, strengthening emergency preparedness in a rural community.

91²Ö¿â’s Mobile Learning Lab made a strong impression at Englewood School District’s STEAM Night, even in chilly weather and intermittent rain. Parked prominently along the main entry walkway at Englewood High School, the lab welcomed curiosity and conversation throughout the evening.

More than 200 students, families, and community members saw the Mobile Learning Lab up close. Students had the opportunity to use a virtual reality (VR) headset to explore immersive simulations. Parents learned about the lab’s role in workforce and community training programs, as well as opportunities available through ACC, including Summer Youth Camps. The event demonstrated how the Mobile Learning Lab helps ACC connect directly with communities and spark interest in education beyond the classroom.

The Mobile Learning Lab was invited to participate in ACC’s Professional Development Day as a drop‑in experience for employees throughout the day. Parked in a highly visible location during the lunch hour, the lab became a focal point for faculty and staff in attendance.

Employees were able to stop by, explore the lab, and learn more about its purpose, capabilities, and role in supporting workforce and community-based education. Visitors also had the opportunity to use virtual reality (VR) headsets to experience immersive simulations, highlighting how innovative technology is being integrated into learning and training. The event helped increase campus awareness of the Mobile Learning Lab and showcased how ACC is expanding learning beyond traditional classrooms.