Around campus we have been using a roll of vinyl dry erase board material to create large "white boards" to facilitate group and or individual studying in the residence halls. The size can vary but the fact that it is on a roll allow us to use up an entire wall surface and transform it into a room with an effective study tool. Some of the buildings that have already received a wall length dry erase board include George Read South, Independence, Smith & McKean, Sypherd, and Dickinson A&B. In the photo of the Harter lounge, the back wall has been prepped to receive the vinyl material, while on the left by the door you can also see a lounge light sensor that turns off the lights if there is no activity in the lounge to save energy.
