Practical Tools to Brainstorm and Innovate as a Team

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Leo Chan

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01 - Introduction

01 - Practical exercises for innovation.mp4

00:46

02 - 1. Tools to Drive Innovation as a Team

01 - Brainwrite to innovate with your team.mp4

04:41

02 - Photo serendipity exercise.mp4

02:35

03 - Youre fired exercise.mp4

02:35

04 - Clustering ideas exercise.mp4

02:43

05 - Polygon mapping exercise.mp4

04:35

06 - Bulls eye exercise.mp4

03:26

07 - Action plan innovation exercise.mp4

02:56

08 - Create a concept corner to innovate with your team.mp4

03:33

09 - LEGO SERIOUS PLAY.mp4

06:50

03 - 2. Conclusion

01 - Your mission is to design an innovation session.mp4

01:58

Description

The World Economic Forum has listed creativity and curiosity in their top-five skills on the rise globally. Deloitte lists imagination, curiosity, and creatively innovating as enduring human capabilities essential to develop, to navigate perpetual market and technological shifts.

In this course, innovation expert Leo Chan guides you through several ways you can maximize the innovative outcomes of your teams. Explore nine practical ways to structure your next innovation sessions. Say goodbye to ineffective, awkward brainstorms and discover how you can generate and capture million-dollar ideas. Increase your team’s ability to work more effectively and collaboratively with these tools.

With this course, you’ll be equipped with practical exercises to use throughout the innovation process: diagnose, dream, prototype, test and implement.

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