Innovation & Brainstorming

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Sunrise Unconference Session Enabling Innovation James King Heather Braum Jill Hurst-Wahl

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Sunrise Unconference SessionEnabling Innovation

James King Heather BraumJill Hurst-Wahl

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Agenda

Short position statements on innovation and libraries – 15 minutes

Small group interaction / brainstorming – 10 minutes

Wrap-up & report out – 20 minutes

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Style Defining Element

Role Storming Select a specific real or fictional character. Brainstorm from that point of view.

Long List Brainstorm as many ideas as possible (100+). Creativity occurs after known ideas are on the list.

Opposites Consider the exact opposite of what is normal.

Brand-Storming Select a specific brand. Brainstorm from that point of view.

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Brainstorming Rules from IDEO

1. Defer judgment

2. Encourage wild ideas

3. Build on the ideas of others

4. Stay focused on the topic

5. One conversation at a time

6. Be visual

7. Go for quantity

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Break into groups of 4-5 people

Brainstorm topic: What innovative action can you do this year to remain relevant with your target audiences?

Brainstorm Style: The long list – generate as many ideas as possible. Aim for 75!

Brainstorm on paper & we'll capture to share with everyone.

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Report Out!

What were your 2-3 best/wildest ideas? Share what your wrote with Jill, James

& Heather, who will photograph & share.

Email to [email protected]

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