If you have dry-erase surfaces, I recommend the policy of having only dry-erase markers around—i.e. no permanent markers. That way you make finding a marker to write much easier (you can just grab the nearest marker), and you also drastically reduce the problem of accidental permanent marker on the dry-erase surfaces.
If you have dry-erase surfaces, I recommend the policy of having only dry-erase markers around—i.e. no permanent markers. That way you make finding a marker to write much easier (you can just grab the nearest marker), and you also drastically reduce the problem of accidental permanent marker on the dry-erase surfaces.