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Room styles
1. Theatre Style:
o Chairs are arranged in rows facing the front of the room, similar to
seating in a theatre or cinema.
o There’s no table space, just rows of chairs to maximize the number of
attendees.
2. Classroom Style:
o Chairs are arranged in rows with tables in front of them.
o Each row faces the front, ideal for note-taking and using laptops.
3. U-Shape:
o Tables are arranged in a large U-shape, with chairs around the outer
edge.
o This setup promotes interaction and discussion, as participants can
see each other and the front.
4. Boardroom Style:
o A single, large table (often rectangular or oval) with chairs around all
sides.
o This setup is typically used for smaller meetings, encouraging
conversation and dialogue.
5. Cabaret Style:
o Tables are arranged throughout the room with chairs around them.
o This is commonly used for meals, allowing attendees to easily interact
with those at their table.