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U-SHAPE
Tip: Keep your U shape under 30 delegates — any more and you may begin to lose the interactive benefits of the set up.
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CLASSROOM
Tip: Use classroom if the sessions run for a lengthy period of time - it is the most comfortable and the tables provide somewhere to place refreshments— note books, water, mints and alike. |
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BOARDROOM
Tip: Best when less than 25 participants. |
CHEVRON OR HERRINGBONE CLASSROOM
Tip: Leave plenty of space between rows to move in and out easily or eliminate the middle row altogether if space allows. |
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CLUSTER STYLE
Tip: Where 4-5 participants at round tables all face the same way (usually the front of the room) is also known as Cabaret Style - a great set up for workgroups. |
THEATRE
Tip: Leave plenty of leg room between rows. Remember to increase the size and power of your data projector in big rooms. |
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HOLLOW SQUARE
Tip: This one works well for small "brainstorming" sessions when there is no designated presenter or leader. Recommended for 24 people or less. |
CIRCLE OF CHAIRS
Tip: To ensure all participants can hear one another keep your circle to a maximum of 20 seats. |
