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This document discusses brainstorming techniques for generating ideas in a group design process. It outlines ground rules for brainstorming that encourage free-flowing ideas without criticism. These include relaxing, having fun, explaining ideas quickly without questions or evaluations, and focusing on associations rather than viability. The document also describes an idea trigger method involving an initial idea purge phase, followed by members building on each other's ideas, and finally compiling ideas into a master list. It stresses selecting promising ideas to develop in more detail after brainstorming.
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- 1. PREPARATION : DR. MARWAN SAKRAN Brainstorming
- 2. Brainstorming Powerful tool for design teams Used to generate ideas in a group Can be used on any sub-problem It is best after knowing the main design requirements
- 3. Ground Rules Relax Have fun Support not criticize
- 4. Ground Rules No boundaries Completely free your mind No limits on the number of ideas Fragmented ideas OK Just keywords OK
- 5. Ground Rules No criticizing (during or after) No evaluating or dismissing No dismissing EVEN your own ideas No “You must be joking” looks or comments
- 6. Ground Rules Explain quickly (few seconds) No questions Let ideas you don’t understand go Speed is the key Important is “Association” not “Viability”
- 7. Ground Rules Avoid subtle evaluations How is it going to do … Isn't this violating the rules That is an excellent idea How is this different than that idea
- 8. Ground Rules Select a moderator No dominating No interrupting No passing
- 9. Ground Rules Short session (20 minutes) Create ideas in silence Multiple rounds
- 10. Idea Trigger Method Phase I: Idea Purge Phase The objective is declared. Many ideas written rapidly on sheet of paper. There is a relaxation break after two minutes. The process continues for another minute.
- 11. Idea Trigger Method Phase II: Idea Trigger Phase Leader calls each member for their ideas. Team members cross out shared ideas. Each idea as read may trigger other ideas in other members who write them down quickly on a second page. After the first round, the members repeat the reading process for the second sheet and more until no new ideas are triggered.
- 12. Idea Trigger Method Phase III: Compilation Members compile and classify ideas into a master list and distribute it.
- 13. Afterwards Work alone to create more ideas. Meet and selects promising ideas. Promising ideas are developed in more detail listing pros and cons.
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