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<div style="font-size:40px;"><center>'''TOOLKIT: Ideation'''</center></div>
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Take a look at the following videos:
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In sum, the two most important rules to hold a successful brainstorming session are:
# to suspend judgement (every idea should be captured), and,
# to build on the ideas of others.<br><br>
In addition, working on a vertical surface and standing up generates more energy for the brainstorm (if you are working remotely, this translates to having a digital whiteboarding surface like Mural, where everyone can write down ideas and see the ideas others contribute). Finally, a great way to promote the flow of ideas is to introduce different constraints, doing rounds of a few minutes generating ideas considering each condition. Here is a video you can use to generate constraints during a brainstorm. Press play and then pause at random. Use the resulting constraint as an aid in your brainstorm:
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<center>{{Copyright2023}}</center>
[[Category:2023 Resources]]
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__NOTOC__
<div style="font-size:40px;"><center>'''TOOLKIT: Ideation'''</center></div>
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{{Margin-limit|left=150px|right=200px|content=<br>
{{Content-A
|color=#5F574F
|title=Guidelines for Generating Ideas
|content=<br>
Take a look at the following videos:
<br><br>{{#widget:Youtube|id=ttWhK-NO4g8|width=75%}}<br><br>
{{#widget:Youtube|id=W1h5L_0rFz8|width=75%}}<br><br>
In sum, the two most important rules to hold a successful brainstorming session are:
# to suspend judgement (every idea should be captured), and,
# to build on the ideas of others.<br><br>
In addition, working on a vertical surface and standing up generates more energy for the brainstorm (if you are working remotely, this translates to having a digital whiteboarding surface like Mural, where everyone can write down ideas and see the ideas others contribute). Finally, a great way to promote the flow of ideas is to introduce different constraints, doing rounds of a few minutes generating ideas considering each condition. Here is a video you can use to generate constraints during a brainstorm. Press play and then pause at random. Use the resulting constraint as an aid in your brainstorm:
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{{#widget:Youtube|id=EmFHcRueZ24|width=75%}}
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}}
{{ResourcesBar2023}}
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<center>{{Copyright2023}}</center>
[[Category:2023 Resources]]
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