Share Your Tips, Experiences, or Insights on Ideation Techniques by Nexperk

Harnesses the intellect of the group

2023-03-09 02:25:20 UTC

Used to delve into more details of root causes

2023-03-09 02:28:50 UTC

Can be used with the 5-hows (delve deeper into solutions - and then drill deeper into it)

2023-03-09 02:29:12 UTC

2023-03-09 02:29:36 UTC

Brain writing is a creativity technique that involves generating and sharing ideas within a group. Unlike brainstorming, where participants verbally share their ideas, brain writing involves writing down ideas on paper or a digital platform. Participants write down their ideas on a piece of paper or a digital platform, and then pass the paper or platform to the next person who adds their own ideas. This process continues until all the participants have had a chance to contribute their ideas.

Brain writing is a useful tool for generating a large number of ideas quickly and efficiently. It allows participants to share their ideas without the pressure of speaking in front of others, which can lead to more creative and diverse ideas. Additionally, brain writing allows for equal participation among all members of the group, and can be done in person or online. Overall, brain writing can be a valuable technique for any group looking to generate new and innovative ideas.

Helps minimise the risks of heuristics in problem solving

2023-03-09 02:30:07 UTC

Looks deeper than the 'obvious' - links to heuristics

2023-03-09 02:30:44 UTC

Mindmapping

2023-03-09 02:31:00 UTC

Diagram showing relationships between central concept and linking other ideas back to the original concept

gives you time to really think about an issue

2023-03-09 02:31:56 UTC

May enable consensus on a solution

2023-03-09 02:34:30 UTC

Allow for all personality types to contribute

2023-03-09 02:34:57 UTC

Stimulate idea tangents to emerge by sharing initial ideas within the group

2023-03-09 02:35:53 UTC

Records all ideas as they are written down

2023-03-09 02:36:14 UTC

Nexperk — 2024-10-17 08:28:10 UTC

Worst possible idea is a technique in problem solving. It is a lateral thinking technique where you purposely seek out the worst solution to a challenge. Aim is to ignite creativity by removing pressure.

Nexperk — 2024-10-17 08:30:18 UTC

I’ve found that mind mapping works really well in our L&D team when we’re designing new courses. It helps us visualise connections between topics and create a more engaging learning path