Design Thinking for Education, Ep. 12: Round Robin Brainstorming

You can accomplish a lot by sitting around a table sharing ideas; Round-Robin Brainstorming provides structure to those group ideation sessions. This method embraces time limits, proximity, and collaboration as tools for generating and refining new ideas. This video explains three different Round-Robin methods that:
1.) Generate a lot of unique ideas in a short amount of time.
2.) Encourage collaboration by building upon one another's ideas.
3.) And refine ideas by incorporating feedback and revision.
All methods in this explainer series are appropriate for both educators and students.
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[@andremavericks]

Awesome ideas!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@railzip]

Thank you! Nothing beats collective intelligence

[@tcfpe]

Absolutely!

[@unleashedgaming6284]

Great vid

[@adriannamartin5992]

Thank you this so helpful

[@tcfpe]

Glad it was helpful!