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6 Creative Innovation Exercises for Online Whiteboards

IdeaScale

Innovation is a process that relies heavily on creativity and individual thinking, and these are things that don’t come easily. In order to get your creative juices flowing it can be important to engage in creative thinking exercises and practice ways you can improve your innovation process.

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CREATIVE THINKING EXERCISE

Michael Michalko

This exercise based on the forming of associative elements into new combinations. The more mutually remote the new combinations, the more creative the process or solution. For instance, what word do you think is related to these three words? To solve it, you have to think in totally different, even bizarre ways.

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6 Innovation Exercises to Try With Your Team

InnovationManagement

Creative thinking and innovation don’t come naturally to everyone, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t good at them. Sometimes, teams need practice and routine to improve their creativity skills. This article will highlight some popular innovation exercises you can conduct with your team to get your creative juices flowing.

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Creative Thinking Exercise – The New-and-Improved, Surf-to-Turf

BrainZooming

Sometimes, we get to design a creative thinking exercise that seems like so much fun during its development that it causes me to continually smile and giggle. Interested in disrupting thinking in your organization to boost innovation? Click below and download the FREE Disrupting Thinking eBook.

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Creative Thinking Skills – 5 Quick Tips on Extreme Creativity

BrainZooming

We turn to extreme creativity questions to help clients imagine big ideas. It is all part of not ASKING for big ideas ; we use big questions that enhance peoples’ natural creative thinking skills. Based on our experience using extreme creativity questions, they DO tend to yield bigger ideas. Here are five of them: 1.

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3 Ways to Find Strong Creative Thinking Skills in Logic-Oriented Groups

BrainZooming

I was talking with someone who was wondering aloud about how to boost the creative thinking skills of a group made up primarily of fact- and logic-driven individuals. Think accountants, engineers, compliance officers, and others in right-wrong answer professions. What a great (and challenging) question. via Shutterstock.

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Creative Thinking Exercise – Rethinking Shrimp

BrainZooming

As an example, I wrote some time back about the “Shrimp” creative thinking exercise we included during a creative thinking workshop for a regulated financial services company. Rethinking the “Shrimp” Creative Thinking Exercise.