10+ Most Popular Brainstorming Examples

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  Dot Voting

  This technique is very good for brainstorming sessions, you can generate multiple ideas and you want to prioritize and converge upon an agreed solution.

  - Topics | Ideas

  by EasyRetro Team

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  Idea Prioritization

  Silent generation for ideas, sorted by perceived urgency

  - Low Priority

  - Medium Priority

  - High Priority

  by Katharine Howard

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  Problem, Root Cause, Solution

  First everyone create cards explaining existing problems, then for each problem they fill the root cause and then fill any possible approach to prevent this problem occur again.

  - Problem

  - Root Cause

  - How to Prevent

  by Narges

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  MoSCoW Technique

  It's a prioritization technique, where we divide the features, outcomes, expected results, tasks or any type of work to be prioritised in 4 columns: Must Have, Should Have, Could Have or Won't have. ...

  - Must Have

  - Should Have

  - Could Have

  - Won't Have

  by Marco Dubovski

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  4 Rooms of change

  The 4 rooms model shows a change of topics throughout a period of time being in a good state and the person is happy about it (contentment). However there might be topics around the product/ team ...

  - Contentment (satisfaction)

  - Renewal

  - Denial

  - Confusion

  by Ekaterina

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  Townhall Meeting

  Please add questions for the Townhall meeting and then vote on them.

  - Strategy

  - Working Conditions

  - Management

  by Sam

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  Learning Canvas

  Emergent learning - The Learning Canvas way What if people can learn from their past experiences? What if we can bring all people together to share what they know and what they have inside about a sp...

  - [past] Problems

  - [past] Experiences

  - [future] Ideas

  - [future] Expected Results

  - [future] Try this!

  by Daniel Wildt

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  Discovery and Action Dialogue (Liberating Structures)

  See http://www.liberatingstructures.com/10-discovery-action-dialogue/

  - How do you know when problem X is present?

  - How do you contribute effectively to solving problem X?

  - What prevents you from doing this or taking these actions all the time?

  - Do you know anybody who is able to frequently solve problem X and overcome barriers? What behaviors or practices made their success possible?

  - Do you have any ideas?

  - What needs to be done to make it happen? Any volunteers?

  - Who else needs to be involved?

  by Jan-Willem

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  Structural Tension

  A framework for addressing any challenge

  - Ideal State Characteristics (if it were working , what would you see?)

  - Current Reality - What's Working Now

  - Current Reality - What's Getting in the Way?

  - Possible Actions to Leverage What's Working

  - Possible Actions to Address Barriers

  by cara

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  Lean Coffee (with Actions)

  Lean Coffee format, with an Actions column for people to follow up. This discussion format creates a democratically-agreed agenda for topics that actually apply to the individuals in the discussion. ...

  - Proposed Topics

  Topics to vote on, top 3 will be discussed for 15min each

  - Discussing

  Currently discussing. Limit 1 item, limit 15min.

  - Done

  Done discussing

  - Actions

  Any resulting actions to do after finishing a discussion

  by PRowe

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