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With loose blank A4 pages and a pencil you don't have to stand up. In my experience, it works better if it's paper printed on the other side picked from the rec
by alecco 18y ago
With loose blank A4 pages and a pencil you don't have to stand up. In my experience, it works better if it's paper printed on the other side picked from the recycle bin.
- krschultz 18y agoI find for brainstorming with myself, regular paper (or and roll 11" wide - I found a few for free and they last FOREVER)is best, but with a bunch of people the whiteboard works better. I am somewhat hampered on the whiteboard by my incredible lack of drawing ability, but it still works out.
- mechanical_fish 18y agoI have been contemplating this. I use your method, including the part where the paper has printing on the other side! And I agree: I don't like the part where I would have to stand up to use the whiteboard. But the erasing part is great, as is the enormous amount of real estate that a big whiteboard gives you. I've been thinking of trying arrays of index cards and/or post-it notes taped to the desk. But I'm afraid it would cause my thoughts to shape themselves to the contours of tiny little boxes. I may also give up and create a desk covered in white melamine.