I’ll admit, I spent a while making this video … I don’t really expect anyone to watch it all the way through and come up with 100 Ideas in 100 Minutes but you’d never know! At the bottom of this article (or in the Video Description if you want to go off to YouTube), you’ll see the ‘Chapters’, which break up the prompts into blocks of 10.

You can watch the video with others (e.g. group/class), but must do the activity in silence by yourself.

This can be used when you already have a Problem Statement (AKA Point of View Statement). (If you want some help with that, you might be interested in this kick-off Problem Statement exercise)

CHAPTERS

  • 00:00:00 – Intro
  • 00:01:06 – Brainwriting Explanation
  • 00:02:44 – What Problem Are You Trying to Solve (including suggestions)
  • 00:03:09 – How to Use This Video
  • 00:04:36 – Ideation Prompts 1 – 10
  • 00:14:57 – Ideation Prompts 11 – 20
  • 00:25:18 – Ideation Prompts 21 – 30
  • 00:35:39 – Ideation Prompts 31 – 40
  • 00:45:59 – Ideation Prompts 41 – 50
  • 00:56:19 – Ideation Prompts 51 – 60
  • 01:06:40 – Ideation Prompts 61 – 70
  • 01:17:01 – Ideation Prompts 71 – 80
  • 01:27:21 – Ideation Prompts 81 – 90
  • 01:37:41 – Ideation Prompts 91 – 100

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