Thanks for your comment and insight. I was thinking about you and your event when I came across “WhiteBoard Paint” this morning. Then, I realized that I had not responded to you or Mike’s comments. Essentially, this is paint that dries as a whiteboard surface. What is really cool to me is that any surface can become a whiteboard: Big surfaces, small surfaces, anything. (http://www.gobeyondthewhiteboard.com)

It comes in a few different colors, too – which made me think of your event. I thought having people interact in a spaces that looked like it matched the interior design would be a bit shocking and different and help them start to create new belief systems. Though, I could be way off base!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA81VMP76hY

Thanks for your comment! A few days after I created this post – I came across the following video of an interactive wall that used whiteboard markers and erasers to change the flow of water. This is a simple example – but the technology could surely be adjusted for other applications. Have a look!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1K-dTMpkRo

Merging thought streams and collaborative sharing of experience can be a powerful way, I believe, of shifting old belief systems and opening the way for more proactive, creative ways of thinking and being.

I wonder if the Hilton Metropole hotels would like to trial one of these whiteboards at my Starting Over Show events next March??????

Great article and I think these collaborative interactive whiteboards will be terrific for brainstorm sessions.

I can’t wait to try one out and I have not seen this table you referenced…. look forward to seeing it.

Thanks for the article!

@michaelmccurry