Our whiteboard is not traditional. We have all the basic necessities (4 colors, eraser and easy access) but it is HUGE! I would guess it is more than 30 squared meters. And most of the time we have to erase before we can add again. But can we get more out of our whiteboarding? Perhaps we can! Jason at Signals vs. Noise observes the following

If you sketch, try a thick Sharpie next time. You may find you’re better able to focus on the concept and less on the drawing. That’s a good thing.

He claims that a thick pointed writing tool helps him focus better on what is important, the concept. Why do we have only one size whiteboard marker? I think we should try to find some markers with a bigger tip!

(Any other tips in whiteboard (or general concepting) skill are highly appreciated and WILL be tested on our wall!)