Below are some examples of brainstorming. Each individual selects the best method of brainstorming that works themselves. The list below shares ideas of types of brainstorming listed and unlisted.
- Participants in the group write/share down their ideas on paper with a question without talking
- Each participant passes their idea to the next person whou uses them to add or refine their own ideas or topics.
- Place yourself in someone else's shoes
- Think how would they approach a process and what they come up with
- Known as "electronic brainstorming'
- uses internet to share and develop ideas
- Groups that use it has a leader that guides direction and encourages direction
- A group generates and develops ideas in grou brainstorming.
- Each group member contributes ideas or thoughts verbal or written
- Focues on generating questions to explore topics or ideas
- A prewriting technique where one writes for a certian amount of time without concerns of grammar, sentence structure etc.
- This technique uses writing out all ideas and thoughts which becomes focused after reviewing ideas to a focused topic
- Begin by adding a descriptive title at the top of the page
- Create 2 circles overlapping each other.
- Label each circle that it represents
- Enter the similarities and differences in each section of the circle