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Brainstorming Templates

Brainstorm like never before. Use one of the various brainstorming templates from Collaboard for your next big idea.

Brainstorm on your own or invite your team for a real-time brainstorm session.

 

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Reverse Brainstorming Template

This Reserve Brainstorming Template serves as a structured guide to effectively invert traditional brainstorming by focusing on potential negatives, offering a pathway to deeper insights and robust solutions.

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6-3-5 Brainwriting Template

he 6-3-5 Brainwriting method is a silent idea-generation technique that encourages participants to draw on the thoughts and ideas of others to create new concepts. It's called 6-3-5 because it typically involves 6 participants, who each write down 3 ideas on a specific problem or question within 5 minutes.

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SCAMPER Template

This Scamper Template streamlines the process of brainstorming and evaluating new ideas, providing a structured approach to creative thinking. It's a practical and user-friendly tool that helps individuals and teams generate innovative solutions efficiently.

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Mind Map Template

A mind map visualizes thoughts, ideas and concepts in a structured but flexible form. It illustrates relationships and links between different ideas using branches and other graphic elements. These elements can include images, notes, hyperlinks, symbols and illustrations in addition to the main ideas.

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Concept Poster Template

The concept poster template is a visual tool used to summarize and present key ideas of a project, including the title, objectives, problem statement, and proposed solutions. It helps teams communicate complex concepts clearly and effectively for discussions and presentations.

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Six Thinking Hats Template

The ‘Six Thinking Hats’ method is a thinking tool developed by Edward de Bono. It aims to simplify and improve thinking by suggesting six different perspectives (represented by coloured hats) for looking at a problem or situation. Each hat stands for a particular way of thinking.

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