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THE BRAINSTORM SESSION
by Phil Bartle, PhD
Introduction to the Module (Hub)
Documents Included in this Brainstorm Module
- Brainstorming Principles and Procedures, overall sketch; can be used as a handout;
- A Visit with the Brainstorm; Notes for the Facilitator, aimed at trainers in training;
- The Brainstorm Session; Notes for the Participant, should be read prior to a session.
- Story, they did not follow the rules
Structured group decision making
The brainstorm session is a special kind of training process. Unlike many kinds of orthodox training, its purpose is not to transfer information or skills; it is aimed at the group of participants making group decisions.
It is part of a wider process of capacity building, leading to organizing for (1) decision making and for (2) action. (Of course, both facilitator and participants will learn things as a result of the session).
In this module, the brainstorm documents are separated into different web pages.
In Key Words, see "Brainstorming."
See also Brainstorming on Aidworkers' Net.
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A Brainstorm Session:
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