taking action:
Reflect on the problem statement you have chosen.
Use mind mapping to brainstorm a wide range of ideas to solve this problem.
If you get stuck, use the kickstart* infographic to disrupt your thinking and spark fresh ideas.
Then use the following criteria to choose the best idea to take to the prototyping phase.
- The Rational Choice
- The Most Likely to Delight
- The Most Unexpected
taking action:
Reflect on the problem statement you have chosen.
Then as a group, agree to the ground rules for your brainstorming session using the B.R.A.I.N.S.T.O.R.M. infographic.
Break out into sub-groups and use mind mapping to brainstorm on a wide range of possible ideas to solve this problem.
If you get stuck, use the kickstart* infographic to disrupt people’s thinking and spark fresh ideas.
Then re-group and share all of your ideas.
Use the following criteria to vote for the best idea to take to the prototyping phase.
- The Rational Choice
- The Most Likely to Delight
- The Most Unexpected
In this short video clip (4.59 mins) watch Tony Buzan, the inventor of mind mapping, share his tips on how to create a mind map and why they’re powerful.