Techniques - Brainstorming

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 2

- It helps answer specific questions such as (but not limited to): o What options are available to resolve the issue at hand? o What factors are constraining the group from moving ahead with an approach or option? o What could be causing a delay in activity 'A'? o What can the group do to solve problem 'B'?

Techniques - Brainstorming - Elements

Brainstorming Elements 1. Preparation 2. Session 3. Wrap-up

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 1

Brainstorming is a technique intended to produce a broad or diverse set of options.

Techniques - Brainstorming - Purpose 1

Brainstorming is an excellent way to foster creative thinking about a problem.

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 3

Brainstorming works by focusing on a topic or problem and then coming up with many possible solutions to it.

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 5

In the absence of a group, one could brainstorm on one's own to spark new ideas.

Techniques - Brainstorming - Purpose 2

The aim of brainstorming is to produce numerous new ideas, and to derive from them themes for further analysis.

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 4

This technique is best applied in a group as it draws on the experience and creativity of all members of the group

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 6

To heighten creativity, participants are encouraged to use new ways of looking at things and freely associate in any direction.

Techniques - Brainstorming - Description 7

When facilitated properly, brainstorming can be fun, engaging, and productive.