Category: Tools and Techniques
Fist to Five
Fist to Five is an interesting consensus-building technique to poll team members and come to the best agreement quickly
Storyboarding Technique
The storyboarding technique is amazing because your team will be able to see how ideas interact and connect to form a solution
Reverse Brainstorming
When you reverse brainstorming, you essentially work to create problems rather than solutions and avoid them from the get-go
Sum of Ideas
In Sum of Ideas exercise, participants will have to let their minds free to wonder and create yet undiscovered ideas
Alternate Uses
Alternate Uses is an exercise to develop creativity and encourage divergent thinking when looking for solutions based on a single idea
Hear Me and Clap
Hear Me and Clap is a quick, simple and effective technique for the facilitator to get the attention of his group without shouting
Zero Draft
A Zero Draft is focused free writing and is your first attempt to assemble thoughts related to your research topic or question
The Twenty One Technique
The Twenty-One Technique is a powerful tool for making decisions based on collective wisdom and is ideal for evaluating multiple ideas
Nominal Group Technique
The nominal group technique builds on the brainstorming discussion by including a voting process at the end
Forced Connections
Forced connections are based on the brain’s ability to link two disparate items -such as words, objects , feelings, and ideas
The 2H1C Function
The 2H1C Function is a futurospective activity for building a competitive plan based on logical, emotional and determination perspectives
Bright Blurry Blind
Bright Blurry Blind is a powerful technique for teams to shed light on troubling issues within departments and the organization
Mind Spin
The mind spin is an amazing non-traditional brainstorming technique for developing creative thinking, team problem solving
Word Banking
The Word Banking is a fantastic and popular creative thinking technique that involves freely associating words
Starbursting Method
The starbursting method of brainstorming requires you to think about the who, what, where, when, why, and how for any new idea