Problem-Solving Tools: Classic Brainstorming
You'll practice identifying keys to successful brainstorming.
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Topics of this game:
- What's the purpose of using a brainstorming tool?
- What kinds of brainstormed ideas should you use?
- How many people should be in a brainstorming session?
- When the contributions to a brainstorming session start to slow down, what can the facilitator do to stimulate more ideas?
- Which is better, a fast brainstorming session or a slow one?
- What kind of environment works best for brainstorming sessions?
- What should you do if someone in a brainstorming session starts to throw out wild and extravagant ideas?
- Why do some brainstorming groups start laughing or get silly and loud?
- What's the best way of organizing the brainstormed list at the end of the session?
- Are there other types of brainstorming?
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