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BRAINSTORMING
LESSON 2
BRAINSTORMING
OBJECTIVES:
1. Recognize what brainstorming is.
2. Determine 7 easy ways to
brainstorm with the help of different
scenarios presented to the class.
3. Create an infographic of
brainstorming and the 7 easy ways to
brainstorm.
Brainstorming
-It is a process for generating
creative ideas and solutions
through intensive and freewheeling
group discussion.
“What are the
dilemmas/challenges
when having a
brainstorming?”
7 easy ways to
brainstorm.
1.
Brain writing
-separate idea generation from discussion.
-member individually write down their
ideas.
-this technique works best for teams who
seem to be greatly influenced by the first
ideas presented during a meeting.
2. Figuring Storming
-putting yourself in new shoes.
-you aim to do or think how someone might
handle the situation.
-works best for teams who find
themselves coming across the same ideas
for repetitive projects.
3. Online brainstorming
(brain-netting)
-ideas are archived in one
central location.
4. Rapid ideation
-team leader provides context beforehand.
-a time limit is set for individuals to write
down thoughts or ideas around the topic as
possible, using any mediums available.
-good for teams who tend to get
sidetracked, or for placing a time limit on
brainstorming sessions.
5. Round Robin brainstorming
-team gathers in a circle.
-each person offers an idea and a
facilitator records each idea to be
discussed when the sharing is done.
-good when some of your team members
have a tendency to stay quiet throughout
meetings.
6. Starbursting
-focuses on forming questions rather than
answers.
-assures that all aspects of the project
are addressed before any work goes into
executing it.
-good for teams who tend to overlook
certain aspects of a project and end up
rushing things done last minute.
7. Stepladder
technique
-contribute individually before
being influenced by everyone else
-useful for teams who are easily
influenced by only one or two
members, leading to groupthink.
THANK YOU
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