In a recent article in Information Systems Research, Pinsonneault et al. (1999) present a thorough and compelling summary of theoretical factors that act to enhance and impair productivity in electronic brainstorming (EBS) groups as contrasted with traditional verbal brainstorming groups and nominal group brainstorming. They assume that all theoretical factors are equally important and remain c...

The limited information obtained by mothers is one of the obstacles in producing correct stunting information. This community service aims to increase mother literacy about toddlers locus village, Banyumas Regency using brainstorming method. stages program start from preparation, pre-test, giving material and post-test. results pre-test post-test showed that mothers' knowledge increased 37% com...

Scholarly and practitioner literature have both described the potential benefits of using methods associated with a “design thinking” approach to develop new innovations. Most studies of the main design thinking methods— needfinding, brainstorming, and prototyping—are based either on analyses of experienced designers or examine each method in isolation. If design thinking is to be widely adopte...

This study aimed at identifying the effect of using an electronic ‎brainstorming strategy in a blended learning environment on ‎female eleventh-grade students’ moral reasoning development ‎in Islamic education. The used quasi experimental ‎design. Three groups totaling 91 students made up study’s ‎sample. first group (n=31) received ‎instruction ‎electronic brainstorming (70% electronic, 30% ‎t...

Previous research has shown that some groups using electronic brainstorming generate more unique ideas than groups using nominal group brainstorming, while others do not. This study examined two factors through which group size may affect brainstorming performance: synergy and social loafing. Groups brainstormed using three techniques to manipulate synergy and two group sizes to manipulate soci...

Idea Generation has been a topic of creativity research for centuries. A wealth of creative processes has been devised to overcome difficulties at the perceptual, emotional, and cultural levels. Brainstorming in particular has grown to become synonymous with idea generation. This paper discusses our preliminary study on current conception of brainstorming and calls for future studies that help ...

Early studies of brainstorming showed that individuals tend to generate more and better ideas than groups. But recent studies depict a more complex picture, reinforcing the need to better understand the interplay between individual and group ideation. Group influence can be one way to address the complex interplay between ideas in brainstorming. We define group influence as the degree to which ...

In a typical brainstorming method, criticism must be withheld for creative ideation. We envisage a web-based system that is designed to avoid possible negative influences of, and make good use of, critical thinking to generate creative ideas. To investigate its plausibility, we developed a system in which people participate collectively in a sequence of processes including generating, criticizi...

Scholarly and practitioner literature have both described the potential benefits of using methods associated with a “design thinking” approach to develop new innovations. Most studies of the main design thinking methods— needfinding, brainstorming, and prototyping—are based either on analyses of experienced designers or examine each method in isolation. If design thinking is to be widely adopte...