Talk:Brainstorming technique - Revision history

ErnaGudny at 22:37, 19 February 2018

2018-02-19T22:37:44Z

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	''The article overall looks good and is easy to read. The article is well structured and has a good flow. It has no contradictions and is consistent throughout. Some suggestion for improvement:		''The article overall looks good and is easy to read. The article is well structured and has a good flow. It has no contradictions and is consistent throughout. Some suggestion for improvement:
	* The argument could be stated a bit more clearly so the logical flow would be a bit better.
	* I agree with your thoughts on leaving out the 'Benefits' section as the first two sentences don't really explain how people would benefit from using the tool but rather why they would use it.		* I agree with your thoughts on leaving out the 'Benefits' section as the first two sentences don't really explain how people would benefit from using the tool but rather why they would use it.
	* In my opinion the last sentence in 'Limitations' doesn't belong in that section since it isn't a limitation but rather a positive statement about brainstorming.		* In my opinion the last sentence in 'Limitations' doesn't belong in that section since it isn't a limitation but rather a positive statement about brainstorming.

ErnaGudny at 21:37, 19 February 2018

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	''Missing bibliography, but I'm assuming you should put PMBOK there as it is stated multiple times in the article that it was used a lot. I like the fact that it is stated where these facts were taken from and that makes the article more believable if you can say so :)''		''Missing bibliography, but I'm assuming you should put PMBOK there as it is stated multiple times in the article that it was used a lot. I like the fact that it is stated where these facts were taken from and that makes the article more believable if you can say so :)''


			==Feedback 1 \| Reviewer name: ''Erna Gudny''==
			===Question 1 · TEXT===
			'''Quality of the summary:'''

			Does the summary make the key focus, insights and/or contribution of the article clear?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 1===
			''The abstract/summary is well written and gives a good introduction to the topic. The key focus of the article is clear and at this time there are no obvious improvements I can suggest.''

			===Question 2 · TEXT===
			'''Structure and logic of the article:'''

			Is the argument clear?

			Is there a logical flow to the article?

			Does one part build upon the other?

			Is the article consistent in its argument and free of contradictions?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 2===
			''The article overall looks good and is easy to read. The article is well structured and has a good flow. It has no contradictions and is consistent throughout. Some suggestion for improvement:
			* The argument could be stated a bit more clearly so the logical flow would be a bit better.
			* I agree with your thoughts on leaving out the 'Benefits' section as the first two sentences don't really explain how people would benefit from using the tool but rather why they would use it.
			* In my opinion the last sentence in 'Limitations' doesn't belong in that section since it isn't a limitation but rather a positive statement about brainstorming.
			* I would suggest adding a sentence or two about how the decision matrix analysis is finished (it is done by choosing the option with the highest sum overall if I remember correctly).''


			===Question 3 · TEXT===
			'''Grammar and style:'''

			Is the writing free of grammatical and spelling errors?

			Is the language precise without unnecessary fill words?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 3===
			''There are some grammatical errors but very few spelling errors. The writing, for the most part, is concise and to the point without unnecessary fill words. I would suggest having someone proofread the final draft.''

			===Question 4 · TEXT===
			'''Figures and tables:'''

			Are figures and tables clear?

			Do they summarize the key points of the article in a meaningful way?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 4===
			''While the figure itself is fine it is not really adding any value to the text and is perhaps too simplistic. The table, on the other hand, helps the reader to understand better how to do a decision matrix analysis. One suggestion would be to circle the summed value that will be chosen as the best option.''

			===Question 5 · TEXT===
			'''Interest and relevance:'''

			Is the article of high practical and / or academic relevance?

			Is it made clear in the article why / how it is relevant?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 5===
			''It is made clear in the article why brainstorming is relevant to project management and how it can be a powerful tool in any project managers arsenal. The relevance is mainly practical and less academic.''

			===Question 6 · TEXT===
			'''Depth of treatment:'''

			Is the article interesting for a practitioner or academic to read?

			Does it make a significant contribution beyond a cursory web search?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 6===
			''The article is interesting to read. Brainstorming is a pretty vague concept and there are many different variations of it, in this article some of them are covered while others are not which is understandable as the suggested length of the final product is around 3000 words. There are no suggestions for improvement at this point as I think you cover the topic quite well.''

			===Question 7 · TEXT===
			'''Annotated bibliography:'''

			Does the article properly cite and acknowledge previous work?

			Does it briefly summarize the key references at the end of the article?

			Is it based on empirical data instead of opinion?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 7===
			''The section 'Annotated bibliography' is non-existent, it is still in progress. This subject is covered in the PMBOK if you're unsure of how to do it.''

S172763: /* Feedback 1 | Reviewer name: Hildur Gudmundsdottir */

2018-02-19T20:50:32Z

Feedback 1 | Reviewer name: Hildur Gudmundsdottir

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	I like the abstract, as it sums up all under chapters that come after, without going to deep into them. I also like that it is stated how the article will be built and what will be introduced and discussed throughout.		''I like the abstract, as it sums up all under chapters that come after, without going to deep into them. I also like that it is stated how the article will be built and what will be introduced and discussed throughout.''

	===Question 2 · TEXT===		===Question 2 · TEXT===
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	===Answer 2===		===Answer 2===
	The article is very clear, the description of brainstorming is very straight forward and easily understood. The flow and build up are really good, and all parts compliment each other well. The article is consistent and free of contradictions. The benefits could be better, I do not think you should leave it out, but there are many other benefits to brainstorming, such as that it is an open floor for all ideas, stupid or brilliant, so everyone can bring something to the table in a judge free environment.		''The article is very clear, the description of brainstorming is very straight forward and easily understood. The flow and build up are really good, and all parts compliment each other well. The article is consistent and free of contradictions. The benefits could be better, I do not think you should leave it out, but there are many other benefits to brainstorming, such as that it is an open floor for all ideas, stupid or brilliant, so everyone can bring something to the table in a judge free environment.''

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	===Answer 3===		===Answer 3===
	The language is good, there are a couple of words I do not understand, but might just be my lack of knowledge. The word virtually is used more than once in the context that brainstorming is used virtually, not sure what that means. And then that one idea begets another one... not sure what begets means. But like I said these might both be a lack of knowledge on my side.		''The language is good, there are a couple of words I do not understand, but might just be my lack of knowledge. The word virtually is used more than once in the context that brainstorming is used virtually, not sure what that means. And then that one idea begets another one... not sure what begets means. But like I said these might both be a lack of knowledge on my side.
			''
	===Question 4 · TEXT===		===Question 4 · TEXT===
	'''Figures and tables:'''		'''Figures and tables:'''
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	===Answer 4===		===Answer 4===
	Yes both pictures are good, and the methods that the pictures should represent are well described in the text. Not sure if maybe they could be explained a little better in the text below the pictures??		''Yes both pictures are good, and the methods that the pictures should represent are well described in the text. Not sure if maybe they could be explained a little better in the text below the pictures??''

	===Question 5 · TEXT===		===Question 5 · TEXT===
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	===Answer 5===		===Answer 5===
	Yes the article is practical and relevant, and this tool is very effective to use within project teams. It has been stated in the article how it can be used by the project manager, but maybe it could also be explained a little better that the project manager can use this tool to keep his team members on their toes and active in the team. It can also be beneficial as it makes people feel like their ideas and opinions matter, even though they are not the project manager.		''Yes the article is practical and relevant, and this tool is very effective to use within project teams. It has been stated in the article how it can be used by the project manager, but maybe it could also be explained a little better that the project manager can use this tool to keep his team members on their toes and active in the team. It can also be beneficial as it makes people feel like their ideas and opinions matter, even though they are not the project manager.
			''
	===Question 6 · TEXT===		===Question 6 · TEXT===
	'''Depth of treatment:'''		'''Depth of treatment:'''
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	===Answer 6===		===Answer 6===
	Yes the article is interesting and explains it very clearly, and should be easily understood and read by people with different backgrounds.		''Yes the article is interesting and explains it very clearly, and should be easily understood and read by people with different backgrounds.''

	===Question 7 · TEXT===		===Question 7 · TEXT===
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	===Answer 7===		===Answer 7===
	Missing bibliography, but I'm assuming you should put PMBOK there as it is stated multiple times in the article that it was used a lot. I like the fact that it is stated where these facts were taken from and that makes the article more believable if you can say so :)		''Missing bibliography, but I'm assuming you should put PMBOK there as it is stated multiple times in the article that it was used a lot. I like the fact that it is stated where these facts were taken from and that makes the article more believable if you can say so :)''

S172763: /* Abstract Feedback */

2018-02-19T20:47:31Z

Abstract Feedback

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	<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming" in your discussion		<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming" in your discussion
	</ol>		</ol>


			==Feedback 1 \| Reviewer name: ''Hildur Gudmundsdottir''==
			===Question 1 · TEXT===
			'''Quality of the summary:'''

			Does the summary make the key focus, insights and/or contribution of the article clear?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 1===
			I like the abstract, as it sums up all under chapters that come after, without going to deep into them. I also like that it is stated how the article will be built and what will be introduced and discussed throughout.

			===Question 2 · TEXT===
			'''Structure and logic of the article:'''

			Is the argument clear?
			Is there a logical flow to the article?

			Does one part build upon the other?

			Is the article consistent in its argument and free of contradictions?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 2===
			The article is very clear, the description of brainstorming is very straight forward and easily understood. The flow and build up are really good, and all parts compliment each other well. The article is consistent and free of contradictions. The benefits could be better, I do not think you should leave it out, but there are many other benefits to brainstorming, such as that it is an open floor for all ideas, stupid or brilliant, so everyone can bring something to the table in a judge free environment.

			===Question 3 · TEXT===
			'''Grammar and style:'''

			Is the writing free of grammatical and spelling errors?

			Is the language precise without unnecessary fill words?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 3===
			The language is good, there are a couple of words I do not understand, but might just be my lack of knowledge. The word virtually is used more than once in the context that brainstorming is used virtually, not sure what that means. And then that one idea begets another one... not sure what begets means. But like I said these might both be a lack of knowledge on my side.

			===Question 4 · TEXT===
			'''Figures and tables:'''

			Are figures and tables clear?

			Do they summarize the key points of the article in a meaningful way?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 4===
			Yes both pictures are good, and the methods that the pictures should represent are well described in the text. Not sure if maybe they could be explained a little better in the text below the pictures??

			===Question 5 · TEXT===
			'''Interest and relevance:'''

			Is the article of high practical and / or academic relevance?

			Is it made clear in the article why / how it is relevant?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 5===
			Yes the article is practical and relevant, and this tool is very effective to use within project teams. It has been stated in the article how it can be used by the project manager, but maybe it could also be explained a little better that the project manager can use this tool to keep his team members on their toes and active in the team. It can also be beneficial as it makes people feel like their ideas and opinions matter, even though they are not the project manager.

			===Question 6 · TEXT===
			'''Depth of treatment:'''

			Is the article interesting for a practitioner or academic to read?

			Does it make a significant contribution beyond a cursory web search?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 6===
			Yes the article is interesting and explains it very clearly, and should be easily understood and read by people with different backgrounds.

			===Question 7 · TEXT===
			'''Annotated bibliography:'''

			Does the article properly cite and acknowledge previous work?

			Does it briefly summarize the key references at the end of the article?

			Is it based on empirical data instead of opinion?

			What would you suggest to improve?

			===Answer 7===
			Missing bibliography, but I'm assuming you should put PMBOK there as it is stated multiple times in the article that it was used a lot. I like the fact that it is stated where these facts were taken from and that makes the article more believable if you can say so :)

Hani Mike Rae Selim: /* Abstract Feedback */

2018-02-13T16:04:56Z

Abstract Feedback

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	<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case		<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case
	<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is		<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is
	<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming"		<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming" in your discussion
	</ol>		</ol>

Hani Mike Rae Selim: /* Abstract Feedback */

2018-02-13T16:02:58Z

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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li> Elaborate how brainstorming is relevant to project/program/portfolio management and not brainstorming in organizational management		<li> Elaborate how brainstorming is relevant to project/program/portfolio management and not brainstorming in organizational management in general
	<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case		<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case
	<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is		<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is
	<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming"		<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming"
	</ol>		</ol>

Hani Mike Rae Selim: /* Abstract Feedback */

2018-02-13T16:02:38Z

Abstract Feedback

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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li> ~~Make sure to elaborate~~ how brainstorming is relevant to project/program/portfolio management and not brainstorming in organizational management		<li> Elaborate how brainstorming is relevant to project/program/portfolio management and not brainstorming in organizational management
	<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case		<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case
	<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is		<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is
	<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming"		<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming"
	</ol>		</ol>

Hani Mike Rae Selim at 16:02, 13 February 2018

2018-02-13T16:02:19Z

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	'''Language''' Good		'''Language''' Good

	'''Description of the tool/theory/concept''' ~~easy~~ to follow, but see "relevance of article"		'''Description of the tool/theory/concept''' Easy to follow, but see "relevance of article"

	'''Purpose explanation''' Good structure, but who is your reader? Is it a project/program/portfolio manager or is the team? Are you focusing on project/program/portfolio management?		'''Purpose explanation''' Good structure, but who is your reader? Is it a project/program/portfolio manager or is the team? Are you focusing on project/program/portfolio management?

Hani Mike Rae Selim: Created page with "==Abstract Feedback== '''Text clarity''' Text is coherent '''Language''' Good '''Description of the tool/theory/concept''' easy to follow, but see "relevance of art..."

2018-02-13T16:02:07Z

Created page with "==Abstract Feedback== '''Text clarity''' Text is coherent '''Language''' Good '''Description of the tool/theory/concept''' easy to follow, but see "relevance of art..."

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==Abstract Feedback==

'''Text clarity''' Text is coherent

'''Language''' Good

'''Description of the tool/theory/concept''' easy to follow, but see "relevance of article"

'''Purpose explanation''' Good structure, but who is your reader? Is it a project/program/portfolio manager or is the team? Are you focusing on project/program/portfolio management?

'''References''' Good. Try adding appropriate references from mandatory list of references, if it makes sense

'''Relevance of article''' Needs work. Consider to:

<ol>
<li> Make sure to elaborate how brainstorming is relevant to project/program/portfolio management and not brainstorming in organizational management
<li> Focus on a particular aspect of project/program/portfolio management e.g. when making a business case
<li> Get a clear understanding of who your reader is
<li> Consider alternatives of brainstorming - e.g. "silent brainstorming"
</ol>