Brainstorming Methods

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19 Feb 2023
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Brainstorming is a creative problem-solving technique in which a group of people generate ideas and solutions to a particular problem or challenge. The goal of brainstorming is to generate as many ideas as possible, no matter how unconventional, unconventional or seemingly impossible they may seem, with the aim of ultimately finding the best solution.
There are several methods of brainstorming, including:

  1. Traditional brainstorming: This is the most common method of brainstorming, in which a group of people sit together and generate ideas in a free-flowing and unstructured manner.
  2. Reverse brainstorming: In this method, the group focuses on identifying ways to prevent the problem from happening instead of finding a solution to it.
  3. Round-Robin brainstorming: In this method, each person in the group takes turns suggesting ideas, building on previous ideas and suggestions.
  4. Star bursting: In this method, the group starts by asking a series of "What if...?" questions to stimulate new and creative ideas.
  5. SCAMPER: This is an acronym that stands for Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Rearrange and Reverse. It involves using these techniques to come up with new ideas and solutions.

Here is a description of the process of traditional brainstorming:

  1. Define the problem or challenge: Clearly define the problem or challenge that the group is trying to solve.
  2. Assemble the group: Gather a diverse group of people with different perspectives and experiences.
  3. Encourage free thinking: Encourage participants to think freely and creatively, and to not limit themselves by practical considerations.
  4. Generate ideas: Have participants generate ideas in a free-flowing manner, building on each other's ideas and suggestions.
  5. Record ideas: Make sure to write down all the ideas that are generated so that they can be reviewed later.
  6. Evaluate ideas: After all the ideas have been generated, review them and evaluate their feasibility and potential impact.
  7. Select the best solution: Select the best solution based on the evaluation and implement it.


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