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Foundations of Brainstorming

What is Brainstorming?

The Power of Small Groups

The Brainstorming Process

Phase 1: Imagination and Proposal

Phase 2: Selection and Judgment

🎮 Crossword: Brainstorming Terminology

Facilitating Success

Rules of Engagement

Roles and Responsibilities

Structuring a Session

Quiz

Quiz: Brainstorming Basics

Quiz: Group Dynamics

Quiz: The Generation Phase

Quiz: The Critical Phase

Quiz: Rules and Roles

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Unlock the creative potential of your team with Effective Brainstorming: Mastering Collective Creativity in Small Groups. This practical, hands-on course shows you how to generate a high volume of innovative ideas, rapidly converge on the strongest solutions, and build a culture where every voice contributes. You’ll learn why small, diverse groups outperform individuals for ideation, how to suspend judgment to spark imagination, and how to transition smoothly from wild suggestions to concrete, high-impact proposals. Guided by a clear two-phase process—imagination and proposal, followed by selection and judgment—you’ll practice proven facilitation techniques, timeboxing methods, and documentation habits that keep sessions focused and productive. Through real-world examples, structured exercises, and interactive elements like a terminology crossword, you’ll develop the confidence to lead or contribute to brainstorming sessions that actually deliver results. Whether you’re solving product challenges, improving processes, or planning campaigns, you’ll leave with a repeatable playbook to prepare strong prompts, energize participants, refine raw ideas into actionable concepts, and prioritize what to execute next. If you’re ready to turn scattered conversations into collective breakthroughs, this course is your step-by-step guide.

Effective Brainstorming: Mastering Collective Creativity in Small Groups

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            <p>Brainstorming serves as a powerful collective research technique designed to unlock the creative potential of a group by stimulating the imagination. At its core, this method prioritizes the generation of a high volume of ideas over immediate quality, operating on the principle that quantity eventually leads to breakthrough innovation. By intentionally suspending judgment and creating a safe space for free thinking, participants can explore unconventional paths without the fear of criticism. This foundational approach ensures that every voice contributes to a vast pool of possibilities, laying the groundwork for solving complex problems through shared intellectual effort.</p>

<p>To harness this creative energy effectively, the process is most successful when conducted within small, focused groups where diverse perspectives can collide and evolve. This course explores the structured journey of a brainstorming session, moving from the initial phase of uninhibited imagination and proposal to the rigorous stage of selection and judgment. Participants will learn how to navigate these distinct phases, applying specific rules of engagement and assuming key roles like the facilitator and scribe to maintain momentum. By mastering the balance between wild suggestion and actionable refinement, small groups can transform raw collective thought into concrete, strategic solutions.</p>
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