Advantages, limitations and unique qualities
Submitted by MerelKrediet on Tue, 2007-12-04 06:01.
(2 votes)
Group facilitation methods: Selection / Prioritising Processes
Keywords: EVALUATION
Identification
Level of process:
MethodIntent or purpose:
To evaluate an idea.
Howto
Level of Difficulty to Facilitate:
No specific skills requiredFacilitator Personality Fit:
The facilitator will have to know what to problem is about from the inside to be able to think with the possibilities and disadvantages etc.Procedures:
First, an idea or possible solution has come up and needs to evaluated. The group comes up with as many advantages as possible of for using this idea. When all advantages have been listed the group then lists as many limitations as they can. The unique qualities of the solution are written down. The advantages, limitations and qualities are compared and the group decides if the solution is appropriate.
Background
Derived from:
G. Isaksen, K.B. Dorval and D.J. TreffingerHistory of Development:
entered by Merel Krediet
Selected publications:
References:
G. Isaksen, K.B. Dorval and D.J. Treffinger (2000) Creative Problem Solving: An Introduction
License Model:
Free (or unattributable)Suppliers
Trainers:
Name | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Best Principled Solutions LLC | West Chester | United States |
| VALDUS | Port Louis | Mauritius |
Consultants:
| Name | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Best Principled Solutions LLC | West Chester | United States |
| The Monarch Park Group | Toronto | Canada |
| VALDUS | Port Louis | Mauritius |
Online:
| Name | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Best Principled Solutions LLC | West Chester | United States |
Supporters:
| Name | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Best Principled Solutions LLC | West Chester | United States |
| VALDUS | Port Louis | Mauritius |
