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TOOLS FOR MANAGING LONG LISTS
ORGANIZING DIVERGENT STRANDS OF THOUGHT
- What to Do After Building a List
- Theory of Categorizing
- Creating Categories from Scratch
- Creating Categories Based on Predefined Criteria
- Categorizing with Sticky Notes
- Methods for Selecting High-Priority Items
- Formats for Selecting High-Priority Items
The volume of ideas generated by a divergent-thinking process can be overwhelming. Some groups respond to this dilemma by attempting to have everyone focus on a single idea chosen from the list. This strategy can easily plunge a group into the Groan Zone, because participants often differ in the issues they prefer to discuss. ...
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