Timed Brainstorming
Sometimes, brainstorming sessions can drag on as participants take time to think over their ideas. Introducing time restraints can help people come up with suggestions more efficiently, focusing on quantity rather than quality. By encouraging spontaneous thinking, reducing the urge for perfection, and creating an abundance of innovative ideas, good ideas are sure to be found.
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Musical Chairs
First, split into teams for different brainstorming prompts. Announce that they may start brainstorming when the music plays. When the music stops, they must move to the next table to tackle a new prompt. This game encourages members to share their ideas more openly as everyone is given the opportunity to do so.
Great for: Large teams, introverts
Duration: 30-60 minutes