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What problem is depicted in picture 1?
What problem is depicted in picture 1?
A student is hungry.
What solution is shown in picture 2?
What solution is shown in picture 2?
Recycling.
What problem is illustrated in picture 3?
What problem is illustrated in picture 3?
An individual carrying a heavy basket of fruits.
What solution is represented in picture 5?
What solution is represented in picture 5?
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What problem is depicted in picture 6?
What problem is depicted in picture 6?
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Why is studying already existing solutions important in developing new business ideas?
Why is studying already existing solutions important in developing new business ideas?
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What is brainstorming in the context of ideation techniques?
What is brainstorming in the context of ideation techniques?
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What is the purpose of the 'Worst Possible Idea' technique?
What is the purpose of the 'Worst Possible Idea' technique?
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Study Notes
Engage & Explore
- Picture 1 depicts a hungry student, representing a problem.
- Picture 2 shows recycling, which is a solution.
- Picture 3 shows an individual carrying a heavy basket of fruits, representing a problem.
- Picture 4 shows a person sleeping in a tent, which could be either a problem or a solution depending on the context.
- Picture 5 shows a person picking up trash, which is a solution.
- Picture 6 shows a broken car, representing a problem.
Building Concepts
- Studying existing solutions helps identify their features, successes, and current status.
- Analyzing established business plans reveals their pros and cons, aiding in developing a solution.
- Any new business venture requires a thorough analysis of its strengths and weaknesses.
- The ability to recognize problems that need to be addressed is a sign of a good idea.
- Routine problems can also constitute a problem that needs to be solved.
Ideation Techniques
Brainstorming
- Brainstorming is an effective way to exchange and build upon ideas.
- It involves sharing and developing one's own and others' ideas.
Mind Mapping
- Mind mapping is a process of visually organizing ideas around a central problem statement.
- It involves writing down the problem, including related ideas and solutions, and linking them with lines.
'Worst Possible Idea'
- This technique involves coming up with ridiculous ideas to spot hidden opportunities.
- It helps bring out creative and possible approaches to solving a problem.
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Description
Observe pictures and identify the problems or solutions they represent. Topics include hunger, recycling, and environmental conservation.
