Brainstorm Techniques

Is your eLearning team having trouble coming up with fresh ideas? In this article, I'll share 7 brainstorming techniques that can ignite the creative spark for your next eLearning project.

You never know what brilliant ideas are going to pop up during an eLearning brainstorming session, which is why they are such an integral part of the eLearning Project's kickoff meeting. In this article, I'll share 6 tips for conducting a successful brainstorming session with your eLearning team.

Instructional designers: Does brainstorming sometimes feel like a bumpy ride? SweetRush ID Practice Lead Catherine Davis shows you how to smooth out the process with her four Cs - collaboration, confidence, creativity, and clarity.

For all of you who aren't familiar with brainstorming, let's say it's that time when your mind is allowed to wander in close or far away circles, around a certain topic, picking up words, ideas, details, feelings, even sentences that are topic-related. You can do this individually or in a group. No limiting, no censoring information, no wrong answers. Once you have jotted them down, you can start putting the pieces in the right order, therefore, creating a solid framework. Hilarious as it might seem, I used a little brainstorming to write this post about brainstorming.