Moderation Card Franken UMZ 10 04 130 g/m² Yellow – writeable discussion and presentation card

Franken Moderation Card UMZ 10 04 is a yellow, writable discussion and presentation card with a paper weight of 130 g/m². The card is made for moderation tasks in workshops, meetings and training sessions where clear, legible notes and durable cards are required. Its rigid, ink-friendly surface accepts felt-tip pens, permanent markers and adhesive labels without significant bleed-through, making it practical for brainstorming, visual planning and group facilitation. The format is compatible with flipcharts, pinboards and tabletop displays.

Advantages

The matte, stable surface provides good contrast for handwriting and markers while resisting smudging. At 130 g/m² the card combines firmness with easy handling, allowing participants to hold, pass and attach cards during interactive sessions. The bright yellow colour enhances visibility on boards and in rooms with varied lighting, supporting faster recognition of topics and categories. The material is suitable for short-term display and repeated handling during a single workshop or meeting.

Suitable for

• Workshops and training sessions for grouping ideas and priorities
• Team meetings and brainstorming to capture and rearrange concepts
• Presentations and visual planning on flipcharts and pinboards
• Voting, prioritisation exercises and facilitation games
• Labeling and temporary signage within events or offices

Key specifications

• Colour: yellow
• Surface: writable, matte finish suitable for markers and pens
• Paper weight: 130 g/m²
• Stiffness: rigid card suitable for handling and display
• Compatibility: suitable for use on flipcharts, pinboards and tabletop displays

How to use

Write directly on the card with felt-tip pens, permanent markers or ballpoint pens depending on the desired permanence. Use adhesive tape, pins or magnet holders to attach the card to flipcharts and pinboards. For group moderation, use multiple cards to capture individual ideas, then arrange them on a board to cluster topics and prioritise actions. If you plan to reuse cards within the same session, avoid heavy ink saturation and allow markers to dry briefly before stacking.

Recommendations

For best results choose marker tips that match the desired line width and contrast; test new markers on a spare card to prevent unexpected bleed-through. Store cards flat and protected from moisture to preserve rigidity until use.