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room setup |
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Classroom |
| Used for lecture type meetings and educational events. Tables are set facing the speaker, schoolroom style. | |
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Conference Style |
| Single table format to promote open discussion, traditionally used for boardroom meetings. Perfect for smaller groups of between 4 and 20 people. | |
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Theatre Style |
| No tables, seating side by side for shorter meetings or for events where note taking isn't necessary. Large volume audiences. | |
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Hollow Square |
| Similar to a conference style set-up, this style is used to promote open discussion between participants, used for larger groups of between 20 and 40 people. | |
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U-Shape |
| Ideal for instructive meetings and presentations where all participants make notes. Facilitates open discussion and gives an unobstructed view of presenters and/or audio-visual equipment. | |
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Chevron |
| Similar to theatre style, no tables for note-taking by participants. Encourages audience interaction. | |
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Round Tables |
| Best for presentations which involve smaller group discussions as part of event, and break out sessions. Enables small discussions and workgroups. |
