Introduction to Brainswarming
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This document introduces brainswarming as an iterative, human-centered problem solving process. It discusses how brainswarming works to solve complex problems by having groups listen to people and work together. The document then outlines challenges used in a brainswarming session to get participants actively engaged in idea generation and feedback. The goal is to teach companies innovative ways to solve problems by considering human perspectives.
Introduction to Brainswarming
- 2. Martin Andrle Business Designer at Freelance UX Designer at 2FRESH I am eager to improve people's lives by doing things easier.
- 6. Our mission We teach companies to innovate and solve complex problems by listening to people.
- 7. What is Human-Centered Problem Solving Brainswarming Iterative process Set of tools The way you think
- 8. Process of Human-Centered problem solving Linear Process vs
- 10. Goal Resource A Resource B Resource C
- 11. Goal Resource A Resource B Resource C Subgoal A Subgoal B Subgoal C Solution A Solution B Solution C
- 12. How it works Brainswarming Video tell more than 1000 words..
- 13. Before we start Brainswarming The best tip of the day
- 15. What to do Brainswarming Everyone has paper with 30 circles Everyone has 3 minutes Everyone has a something to draw with Goal: Fill the most circles as possible. Quantity is important not quality.
- 16. 2nd challenge Draw your Neighbour.
- 17. What to do Brainswarming Everyone has a paper Everyone has something to draw with Everyone has someone to draw Everyone has 5 minutes Goal: Draw a neighbour and sign the paper.
- 19. What to do Brainswarming Everyone has post-its Everyone has something to draw with Everyone is a part of group Everyone has 5 minutes Goal: Write. Think.
- 20. What to do next Brainswarming Everyone sees, what we have created Everyone is part of decision process -> vote Everyone knows what to do next :) Goal: Write. Think.
- 21. toolbox.2fresh.cz A minimalist guide to Human-Centered Problem Solving
- 22. Resources Thinking Fast and Slow - D. Kahneman Gamestorming - D. Gray, S. Brown, J. Macanufo
- 24. What to do Brainswarming Please, tell me, what should I improve. - In person - Via email -> ma.andrle@gmail.com Goal: Next (if any) presentation will be awesome thanks to you.
- 25. Thank you!