Rawlinson Brainstorming is useful for untrained groups because
there is no interaction between group members, all ideas are directed
towards the facilitator/scribe
- the problem owner simply describes in a headline the problem,
he then gives simple background on routes he has tried and have
failed, and what would represent an ideal solution
- the resource (i.e.... all other participants) are invited to have
a creative warm-up session and then offer solutions to the problem
as two word descriptors
- the problem owner focuses on those ideas that give him new viewpoints
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