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Use the following tools to kick start your creative thinking. On their own,
these tools can help stimulate, diversify, and broaden the range of your
creative thinking. For help applying these and other tools to a guided
problem-solving process, email
Peter Lloyd. Visit the Head Shed
for Reference,
Resources, and more
Tools.
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Online Idea Generation |
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Brainline |
Online brainstorming
process that collects ideas from participants around the world, .including
your own, hand-picked, professional
Brain Gang. |
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BrainlineXpress
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Do-It-Yourself version
of Brainline without expert consultation or customized stimulation. |
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Bubbl.us |
Collaborative, online mind-mapping
tool. |
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Do Storm |
Instant, collaborative
brainstorming tool |
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Dot-o-mator |
Combines words you choose and add
into lists of original combinations. |
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Web 2.0 Domain Name Generator |
Generates random, Web 2.0 word
combinations. |
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Instant
Stimulation |
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Animal Crackers
Tool |
Shorthand version of the
Animal Crackers process. |
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Create Your Own Quote |
Generates original and sometimes
meaningful quotations. |
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Heads Up! |
Use this daily dose of invention,
innovation, and new ideas from every kind of human endeavor from every
corner of the earth to stimulate you creative work. |
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Idea Generator |
Word-combination too. |
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Job Force |
Takes inspiration from occupations. |
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Lingzini |
Power tools for naming products, services, and organizations |
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Naming Prompts |
Suggests 100 ways to think about naming. |
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Naque Word Mixer |
Generates new words from your word list. |
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Ricliché |
Uses playfully distorted proverbs
as prompts. |
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Sloganeeze |
Draws inspiration from advertising
slogans. |
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Star Force |
Asks how famous people might solve
your problem. |
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